COVID-19 respiratory center available to WSU students
Cougar Health Services opened a new respiratory facility to treat WSU students who have more severe COVID-19 symptoms. For students to receive care at the facility, they need to be evaluated via telecommunication first, said CHS executive director Joel Schwartzkopf. A nurse will determine if the student should be treated at the Washington Building or Bustad Hall. CHS operates the respiratory center, he said. The Washington Building has been a good place to treat students because it was originally the hospital for Pullman, Schwartzkopf said. “My office is in the old pharmacy,” he said. “...
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