Last week, just as some of North Texas’ front-line healthcare workers got their first dose of relief via Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine, their jobs got increasingly taxing. The number of hospital beds they’re tending are either filled to capacity or precariously close to it.
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New York Times tracking tool shows that ICU beds at City Hospital White Rock, Baylor University Medical Center, Methodist in Mansfield and Medical City Las Colinas are at 100% capacity. Methodist and Baylor in Iriving have one bed, Parkland and UT Southwestern have two beds each.
Children’s hospitals in both Dallas and Fort Worth are not at capacity.
Smart City Networks Earns Prestigious USTelecom 2020 Broadband Hero Award
Smart City Was Honored for Its Tireless Effort in Providing First Responders Internet Connectivity Throughout Their COVID-19 Mission within Field Hospitals, Testing Centers and Homeless Shelters
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LAS VEGAS, Dec. 11, 2020 /PRNewswire/
Smart City Networks, the nation s premier internet and telecommunications provider to the events industry, earned the prestigious
USTelecom 2020 Broadband Hero Award for its unwavering efforts in providing internet connectivity to 17 field hospitals, testing centers and homeless shelters throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Smart City Networks received this distinguished honor on December 3 at the virtual Broadband Investment Forum.