At VCU’s medical center in Richmond, 40% of patients are now being seen via telemedicine. (Credit Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center)
COVID-19 remains a threat here in Virginia, but officials have told hospitals it’s okay to resume normal operations.
That won’t mean going back to the way things were three months ago.
As Sandy Hausman reports, medical care may never be the same.
Confronting the COVID crisis meant big changes for Virginia hospitals — new expenses and cancelation of elective procedures and tests.
Now, those medical centers are trying to recover even as they prepare for the future.
Sandy Hausman reports on their path to financial health.
