Coronavirus Patient's Fight Doesn't End After Getting Off A Ventilator, Speech Pathologists Say
Now with more New Yorkers relying on ventilators, the doctors who help vocal chords recover are also being strained.
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Now with more New Yorkers relying on ventilators, the doctors who help vocal chords recover are also being strained.
The idea was tossed out by the president during Thursday's White House briefing in a discussion on ways to kill the virus.
Teleconferencing answers the question, do I have to see a doctor?
Investigators say large supplies of PPE were also stored at a warehouse in Brentwood.
The day New Jersey's coronavirus pandemic crossed into six figures, the governor announced an executive order to allow renters to use their security deposits to pay their rents either to make up for a shortfall payment or to pay in full.
The mayor suggested the governor let tenants use their security deposits, or in some cases defer paying and come up with a repayment plan.
New York City is usually knowns for its hustle and bustle, with parks and streets constantly filled with people and cars. CBS2's Dan Rice takes us on a ride in Chopper 2 to show just how different the city is during the coronavirus pandemic.
The 2,500-bed facility has never been filled to capacity.
After more than three weeks of touch and go, isolation and rehabilitation, Scott November of Northport made it home alive.
Jeffrey Pacheco is dispatched to about 100 New York City homes in a single work shift. Lately, he's only getting inside apartments about 30% of the time.
Some lenders are telling homeowners those missed payments will all come due in one lump sum in the fourth month.
Since distributing the first four to Brookdale Hospital earlier this month, requests keep coming in - but production is not cheap. Each box costs around $160 to make.
CBS2 is continuing its series honoring some of the victims of the coronavirus pandemic.
With states, counties, cities, and towns hemorrhaging money to fight COVID-19 - hospitals reeling, businesses closed, no tax dollars coming in - there is intense pressure to reopen the economy.
Reported results from wildly varying trials and uses have ranged from "it's a lifesaver" to "it's a dangerous drug."
