The coronavirus had an imbalanced approach to healthcare facilities. While hospitals and larger health systems were overrun with an influx of patients and emergencies, smaller practices were deemed “non-essential.” Elective surgeries and routine primary care were asked to pause, in efforts to support the overburden treatment of COVID-19 patients.
As the curve starts to flatten, businesses are beginning to reopen around the country. This includes smaller medical centers, such as ambulatory surgery, that have been closed for many weeks due to the pandemic. But a re-opening isn’t as simple as unlocking the doors and turning on the lights. Businesses of all industries should put together smart, strategic operational plans for when they “reopen,” in whatever form that ends up being. Read More...
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