Er Visits Decreasing Could Be Dangerous

Er Visits Decreasing Could Be Dangerous

Code nineteen art came in the lafayette parish so we know that people are still having heart attacks and strokes.

Don't illnesses but warrantless and they're just not coming.

In of often for those things a day or two later and- what part work taking care of me felt so we didn't want to come in yesterday even know we needed to just because we're a ski to.

Death.

In a heart attack right so anytime we can preserve the either brain tissue or heart muscle.

That we know you're going to have a better outcome and better function moving forward- and the longer that you wait there sometimes that you know what that muscle or brain tissue dies.

There's nothing that we can do about preserving.

You know anything else so you're kinda left with what you have at that point.

So it's important that you know it's important that they know that we're open for business it is safe to come in you know just for instance lord as for hospitals.

Or hospital are later lord that.

And scott- as well as women's and children's serve those four hospitals we have a total of twenty five units.

In only two of the units our house is.

One of our perspective.

We're not mixing.

We have rapid testing.

So that we do get into.

Mixing are.

Coated.

With nonprofit patient.

As it was before to come in and see us there are some minor restrictions about gas to being in there and that's because you know the social distancing that the- you know.

Lafayette consolidated government is along with everyone else the state and the federal government all one has to keep doing because we feel like it's