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Valleywise Health says its ICU beds are filled at capacity According to the Arizona Department of Health Services, there are only 154 open ICU beds in the entire state. That's only 10 more than the pandemic-high of July 7. Author: William Pitts Updated: 3:37 AM MST December 16, 2020 PHOENIX — Valleywise Health said Tuesday that all of its ICU beds were at 100% capacity.  A spokesman for the hospital confirmed that the hospital was out of ICU beds, but would not agree to an interview, saying the hospital would have a scheduled update Wednesday.  The spokesma...

Havasu Regional Medical Center is implementing its surge plans to open up additional ICU beds as covid-19 cases continue to rise and hospital capacity diminishes throughout the city, state and country. New numbers released on Thursday, which reflect data for the week of Nov. 22, show Mohave County is still classified in moderate transmission according to the Arizona Department of Public Health’s business dashboard, but it is quickly trending towards the widespread designation with two of the three metrics used already well above the threshold for widespread transmission. The business dashbo...

TUCSON, AZ (3TV/CBS 5) -- In a word, the COVID-19 pandemic and this year has been "exasperating" for Tucson emergency room physician Dr. Bradley Dreifuss. He's a father with a family at home. "I've got an 11-year-old," Dr. Dreifuss said. "It's been very hard on our families whether it's because we're not home or because there's major concern about getting our families sick." This comes as staffing becomes a concern at Arizona hospitals.  Wednesday morning, Valleywise Health only had one staffed empty ICU bed.  In the spring, Governor Doug Ducey announced more than 330 ICU beds could be ...

As the number of COVID-19 positive cases continues to spike, Yuma County’s top health official warned that the situation is putting a strain on the local healthcare system. “We are in substantial spread,” said Diana Gomez, director of the county’s Public Health Services District, in an update to the Board of Supervisors. On Wednesday, the county reported 298 new cases of COVID-19 and five new deaths, bringing the total cases of confirmed cases to 20,785 and the number of deaths to 415. On Wednesday morning, 148 county residents were hospitalized at Yuma Regional Medical Ce...