Anyone seeing increased activity in the hospitals?

there were some threads yesterday where nurses were saying its fairly normal activity in the ER areas

I just had a conversation with a paramedic working in San Antonio, he is working overtime and has been very busy. He said he has not worked a single call that seemed like it could have actually been COVID, but lots of calls from very unintelligent people calling 911 claiming COVID and when they arrive the symptoms don't match at all to COVID.

This is one conversation with one person and is very anecdotal, but hopefully, people wise up and don't tax our emergency services with unnecessary calls.

TexjbA&M said:

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I just had a conversation with a paramedic working in San Antonio, he is working overtime and has been very busy. He said he has not worked a single call that seemed like it could have actually been COVID, but lots of calls from very unintelligent people calling 911 claiming COVID and when they arrive the symptoms don't match at all to COVID.

This is one conversation with one person and is very anecdotal, but hopefully, people wise up and don't tax our emergency services with unnecessary calls.

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Seems reasonable.. people freaking out and calling 911... not too smart

Not in San Antonio yet.

Our hospital census actually dropped over the weekend. Maybe the calm before the storm.

Hows it looking today?

any uptic yet in serious cases? Texas seems to have this under control so far