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The move comes as COVID-19 hospitalizations fall bellow 10% of the state's hospital bed capacity.

Packed florida stadium to cheer on the gators and the crimson tide. in alabama, what could be a misleading statistic, icu bed capacity is going up, meaning more availability in hospitals there but -- >> it is not because the patients are miraculously getting better and going home. it's because they're dying. that is alarming for us, because again, this surge is primarily impacting those that are younger. this is not what we were expecting. >> reporter: in the last 60 days about 60% of all covid-19 outbreaks in georgia happened in k through 12 schools. >> the vaccinated message from a georgia h...

With bed capacity, adequate nursing staffing, but i think one of the unique challenges i have learned in the last 10, 11 months where i have been out at sarah bush lincoln, is out in the rural areas we don't have the luxury that the hospitals in the chicagoland area do of having a whole host of specialists, for example, our hospital, we don't have a nephrologist, so renal failure and the need for dialysis comes out not infrequently, particularly in covid, and we don't provide that. in the past, it hasn't been an issue to call the hospital about 40 miles down the road and transfer our patients,...

Are and how the latest surge is overwhelming resources there. >> yeah. we have our previous biggest surge in the winter of november, december, january and we now have surpassed that and are at more capacity than they were there two weeks when we stopped doing elective operations and procedures. and not about bed capacity, it is about having a person at the bedside that could take care of the patient, nurses and respiratory therapists and we've had to reallocate those folks from the operating rooms and procedure rooms to come to the bedside and to the hospitalized icu patients and take care of ...