Yeah, the conditions have to stay in place until community transmission is functionally zero. And then you can reopen with good testing and tracking. That's a while away. Otherwise the hospitals will get overwhelmed again in a couple weeks.
And also just because some hospitals still have remaining ventilators doesn't mean they are back to normal. Hospitals in California are in a once in a lifetime war footing. Nonemergency care is being deferred. That won't change soon, and that will have it's own costs.
And also just because some hospitals still have remaining ventilators doesn't mean they are back to normal. Hospitals in California are in a once in a lifetime war footing. Nonemergency care is being deferred. That won't change soon, and that will have it's own costs.