Less Than 10% ICU Beds Available in Illinois as COVID Hospitalizations Hit Record Levels – NBC5 (Chicago)

The state is averaging more than 32,500 new COVID cases per day, the highest number it has recorded during the entire pandemic.
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

Get your ICU bed now! Avoid future regret and disappointment!

Joey Zamboni
4 years ago

This is just your daily dose of fear mongering…

Another misleading story…

Hospitals strive for 80+% ICU use…

If you are in serious shape & in dire need of an ICU bed, trust me they will find one for you, especially if you have good insurance…

But that doesn’t really have that fear factor they like to promote…

It’s all doom & gloom *the sky is falling* 24/7…

Ex Illini
4 years ago
Reply to  Joey Zamboni

The public is tired of it and has moved on. The shills in local media keep trying to stoke the flames of fear, but few believe it and even fewer care.

MM
4 years ago

What % is for covid? I thought I read 30 something the other day. Why did Prtizker take ICU beds offline last year? Probably not good either to fire health care workers over a vax mandate that Biden said he would put in place. I’m just so tired of it all.

Wolfnight
4 years ago
Reply to  MM

Me too. This is all on Freddie and his corrupted colleagues.

Two years in. Billions handed to the state, then this happens.

Shame on them all. Illinoisans have died because of the Government’s failure to provide basic support. Criminal. There will be Justice.

Let 2022 and God be their judge.

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