Page 4 - Stroke Patient News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Anybody for help? let somebody know what was going on. contact one person. people shouldn't be treated like that. you should be held accountable. >> reporter: what we do know is actually there were a number of 911 calls, about 63 of them that cnn has learned. we don't have the actual calls, but we have the read outs. here's a spam plg of what was said. one caller requesting transport for a diabetic patient who had not eaten due to them not having supplies. another dispatcher took a call from 66-year-old debbie strickland who thought she was kidnapped. she said the staff wouldn't let her use th...

Rationing care in some respects. we do this every day when there is just not enough supply of personnel and equipment and beds, we can't care for everyone. that's a really challenging situation that we are in rate now. >> the challenge we have a short time. i want to first dr. gupta, what does that mean for somebody who let's say breaks an arm or leg or gets a heart attack or has a stroke who is going to be prioritized right now in the er? is it go him to be that stroke patient, cancer patient or these people coming in for covid? is that the decision that it's going to come down to? >> bottom ...

Warehouse. this is where seven nursing homes evacuated about 800 to 840 of their senior citizens and placed them in a warehouse about an hour north of new orleans. that was before the storm. a nursing home and a warehouse are two very different things. and shortly after those people got into that nursing home, you realize that the suffering was very prevalent. and some of the calls that were coming in to 9-1-1 from those people read like this. patient gasping, having trouble breathing. person that's having seizures, diabetic patient has not eaten due to not having any supplies. stroke patient ...

Patients and transport them to a warehouse that looks nothing like a nursing home facility about an hour north of the city. it wasn't long after they arrived that authorities began hearing that the conditions there were deteriorating even before the storm people were suffering from a lack of attention, those that needed changing weren't getting changes. there were really no restroom facilities and there was no separation for covid-19. and then you get the storm that strikes. and it sounds like a life and death struggle that was taking place. 9-1-1 calls began coming into authorities from that ...