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Hausmeister T says

Nice picture! My sister in law works in a hospital in New Jersey and lost already 3 coworkers in her hospital to deaths thanks to COVID-19.
Hopefully the hospital shown will be ready when the COVID tsunami comes to that area!

NY / NJ are def overwhelmed, so have been some European countries. It depends on the country / state / county. Despite what you may be reading, CA is still doing ok although hospitals have def been filling up in some counties. Germany hasn't had a problem either so far and has helped out other countries.

NuttBoxer says

https://twitter.com/hashtag/FilmYourHospital?src=hashtag_click

Great Hashtag, lots of footage showing us that the "Refrigerator Trucks lined up to cart away the bodies" is a bit of an exaggeration.

Just went to 2 hospitals in LA to check out these “War Zones” the MSM keeps telling us about.🏥

They are very quiet & EMPTY.
We are not being told the truth. Why?? Let’s get #FilmYourHospital trending. We ARE the news now. We can’t trust the news. Post pics of ur hospital here! pic.twitter.com/5AJ5L588lQ— DeAnna Lorraine🇺🇸 (@DeAnna4Congress) March 29, 2020

Just drove all around Elmhurst Hospital in NYC...counted 14 people, standing far apart, waiting to be tested. No chaos. No refrigerator trucks. NO doubt people are sick...but it doesn't appear to be armageddon. #WWG1WGA #FilmYourHospital STAY SAFE ALL! pic.twitter.com/gdic5uAk33— FoureverYourPresident (@FoureverUrPrez) March 31, 2020

#FilmYourHospital

So St Luke's in Denver is a ghost town. One of the nurses told me That it was pretty slow. But that they were preparing for it to get busy. The emergency room was empty too. pic.twitter.com/rSDZjEyJS0— Brandon Bowser (@brandonBowser10) March 30, 2020

One reason hospitals are less busy than normal is because a good solid chunk of visitors are repeat hypochondriacs and paranoid lysol sprayers that come to the hospital after they sneeze twice in an hour, but are now staying away in droves lest they get something for Reals.

Urgent care places parking lots look pretty empty too.

I'm going to take a drive by Wellstar which is apparently one of the Atlanta metro area's biggest/business hospitals to see what's going on down there.

joshuatrio says

I'm going to take a drive by Wellstar which is apparently one of the Atlanta metro area's biggest/business hospitals to see what's going on down there.

Children's Hospital of Atlanta has one case. ONE CASE!!!
I know someone who works there.

NoCoupForYou says

One reason hospitals are less busy than normal is because a good solid chunk of visitors are repeat hypochondriacs and paranoid lysol sprayers that come to the hospital after they sneeze twice in an hour, but are now staying away in droves lest they get something for Reals.

I’ve actually seen the medics clinics chase away people twice in March. I had an unrelated illness where I went to urgent care and a lady was there trying to see a doctor. A nurse came out and told her that the doctor wouldn’t see her. She asked about medication and he just said yes, you can get it over the counter in the pharmacy lol!

The other one was last week and a very senior couple in masks attempted to enter medical offices to get a blood pressure check. They shouldn’t have been out at all. They were denied entry and told to call their doctor.

Hausmeister T says

Nice picture! My sister in law works in a hospital in New Jersey and lost already 3 coworkers in her hospital to deaths thanks to COVID-19.
Hopefully the hospital shown will be ready when the COVID tsunami comes to that area!

It's a representation, no idea where or when. But from what I hear, they can go to any hospital outside NYC. I'd be very interested in the health habits of the co-workers, as health is holistic, and as your sister-in-law can certainly attest, there can be multiple factors that contribute to someone dying. But maybe you go for the CDC approach were COVID is just assumed...