The new Southeast Health Medical Center’s third floor critical care unit is officially open.
When fully open, this new unit will bring 14 new beds, upping the total to 56 with critical care capability across the hospital.
The pressure can be controlled in all of the room in the unit and can be set to negative pressure for COVID patients. “There is a great need in this area for critical care beds,” Southeast Director of Critical Care Cari Zhang said. “We knew that coming in to it a few years ago, but certainly the pandemic heightened that. But now that we are on the backside of the pandemic, the need is still there.”Subscribe to our
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