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Vet clinics see heat stroke and deaths among B C pets during soaring temperatures

VANCOUVER When registered veterinary technician Kaneycia Bush-McLean finished her overnight shift Saturday night at the Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley in Langley, she felt compelled to share a message online about some of the devastating heat-related cases her clinic had seen. “It was just heartbreaking,” she said. “People are either coming home or waking up to their pets already having passed away, despite all their best efforts.” According to her post, the tragic toll on June 26 included six rabbits and three dogs, with other pets having to be euthanized due to their severe condition. “We’re seeing a significant increase in patients who are suffering from heat exhaustion and heat stroke,” she said, and added while it’s not entirely uncommon in the summer months, it usually happens when animals are playing outside and get too hot, or in cases when pets are left in cars. “The patients that we’re actually seeing are just in their yards,

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How Corporates Are Helping India Fight the Second Wave of COVID-19-Part 7

A few weeks back when the country was dealing with the gruesome second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic with hospitals running over-capacity along with massive shortage of health care facilities, medicines and oxygen, many corporates across India pitched in to help in COVID relief efforts.

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Monument Health plans new specialty hospital | Grand Forks Herald

The Rapid City facility will offer medical rehabilitation, long-term acute care. Written By: Prairie Business | × Monument Health says it has partnered with Vibra Healthcare to build a specialty hospital in Rapid City, S.D. This image is of Monument Health s general hospital. Image: Courtesy of Monument Health RAPID CITY, S.D. • Plans to build a new specialty hospital is underway in Rapid City. The future hospital will serve the acute medical rehabilitation and long-term acute care needs of patients throughout the region, and be operated by a joint venture partnership between Monument Health and Vibra Healthcare, which operates 29 long-term acute care and rehabilitation hospitals nationwide.

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Finance Commission Covid Round Report Said, States That The Private Sector Has Failed To Fill The Space In The Indian Healthcare Sector - कोरोना से जंग: देश में 60 फीसदी स्वास्थ्य सेवा निजी हाथों में, लेकिन महामारी में सरकारी अस्पतालों ने उठाया बोझ

Finance Commission Covid Round Report Said, States That The Private Sector Has Failed To Fill The Space In The Indian Healthcare Sector - कोरोना से जंग: देश में 60 फीसदी स्वास्थ्य सेवा निजी हाथों में, लेकिन महामारी में सरकारी अस्पतालों ने उठाया बोझ
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Adequate beds in Assam government hospitals to treat COVID-19 patients

COVID-19 TREATMENT STAFF REPORTER GUWAHATI: The government hospitals are still having adequate beds to treat COVID-19 patients even as the number of infected persons is fast rising in the State s capital city. Principal-cum-Chief Superintendent of Gauhati Medical College & Hospital (GMCH) Dr Achyut Chandra Baishya told The Sentinel on Monday that around 200 beds, including those with ICU facility, are vacant at his hospital. He said since the GMCH is discharging recovered COVID patients almost every day vacant beds are created quite frequently. Dr Baishya said the number of vacant beds as of Monday was 100 at Sarusojai COVID centre, 40 to 45 at Mahendra Mohan Choudhury Hospital and 50 to 55 at the Government Ayurvedic College at Jalukbari. He said additional beds will be created at Patanjali Yogpeeth at Mirza from Tuesday.

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