Amid the staffing shortages, a South Bay doctor is reminding people that testing positive for coronavirus and having mild symptoms does not mean you need to go to the hospital.
From San Francisco to Napa County, here's why Bay Area hospitals are experiencing overwhelming staffing shortages.
"This current surge of the Omicron variant is rapidly spreading in our communities, and infections are occurring among even vaccinated individuals including health care workers. We are using all options available to maintain hospital and ambulatory care staffing and are continuing to meet the needs of our patients and provide high-quality, safe care for every patient at all times.
"Generally, the standard is that each ICU nurse takes care of two patients. And right now, we haven't had any need to deviate from that ratio," he said,"But once again, it's something that we're keeping a very close eye on."
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