The closure of a major hospital has put significant pressure on Atlanta’s healthcare system
Outside Emory University Hospital Midtown, nestled in bustling downtown Atlanta, two makeshift mobile units stand guard by the emergency room. These units are a testament to the hospital’s struggle during rush hours, when the hallways become makeshift wards for patients on stretchers. Dr. Nataisia Terry, who oversees the emergency department, paints a vivid picture of […]
Smoke and Mirrors — “An investor’s dream was my memory care nightmare”
RCFEs or residential care facilities for the elderly are designed to provide services like memory care and assisted living. This is a rapidly growing industry due to the extensive demand for such care facilities in the US. Unfortunately, a section of this industry is more focused on maximizing their profits than providing quality care to […]
Delta Variant Of Coronavirus Or “Variant Of Concern”?
We’ve all been suffering from the spread of Coronavirus for over a year now. With the problem of the pandemic affecting everything from daily life to the world economic structure and stability, the problem seems to just re-emerge every time with a new wave. Unfortunately, these ramifications seem to make things worse. At present, the […]
Are Cases Really Rising or Falling?
The global atmosphere has experienced a massive upsurge in the total number of Coronavirus cases with statistics equal to 11,219,723 globally. The World Health Organization has suggested a “new phase in the crisis” as new cases appear where the lockdown was lifted. The situation is threatening but the hope is not lost. In certain countries, […]