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Inside look at Conway Regional Hospital COVID-19 floor
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Conway, Arkansas – Hospitals across the natural state and the rest of the country are fighting to contain the Coronavirus, while saving lives, the task becoming increasingly difficult as cases continue to surge.
Conway Todays had the unique opportunity to visit the COVID floor of Conway Regional.
The CEO of Conway Regional says of the hospital’s total capacity, he estimates between 30 and 40 percent is dedicated to taking care of COVID patients.
He says they do have beds and equipment they need should a surge come in the next couple months.
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