[BostonCard]

The logical thing would be to make hotels into makeshift hospitals.  They already have beds, there are plenty of them, and the rooms would be isolated from one another.  The last thing you would want is to have a nosocomial infection such as MRSA causing secondary superinfections running through a large ward of patients with Covid-19.

Makeshift hospitals for patients with moderate disease (not requiring ICU care) would keep those patients quarantined, would allow monitoring of their disease and transfer to a higher level of care if needed, and would allow the patients to receive nursing care as needed.

BC

[BostonCard]

The logical thing would be to make hotels into makeshift hospitals.  They already have beds, there are plenty of them, and the rooms would be isolated from one another.  The last thing you would want is to have a nosocomial infection such as MRSA causing secondary superinfections running through a large ward of patients with Covid-19.

Makeshift hospitals for patients with moderate disease (not requiring ICU care) would keep those patients quarantined, would allow monitoring of their disease and transfer to a higher level of care if needed, and would allow the patients to receive nursing care as needed.

BC