Coronavirus threat: more than 2500 beds prepared in Georgian hospitals

The Ministry of Health of Georgia prepared 2522 places in hospitals to accommodate patients with COVID-19. This, according to the agency InterprossNews, on September 22 at a briefing said the first deputy minister of health of the country Tamar Gabunia. Follow the developments in the broadcast: Coronavirus in the world: countries in search of a vaccine - all the news To date, 2522 beds have been mobilized in 31 clinics. In the new clinics there is an opportunity to get advice from highly qualified experts, Gabunia said. She added that the process of transferring patients who have the disease in a mild form to the quarantine areas of the hotel is ongoing. This is done when the age of the patient is 16 to 65 years, and if special medical intervention is not required to treat them. In addition, some patients were transferred to be treated home. In Adjara, it has already happened that some patients are at home, and their family doctor is watching them. This model has been tested in many countries, and we are working out the details step by step, Gabunia said. It is worth noting that according to official data, about 1500 patients with COVID-19 are in clinics in Georgia. Earlier, Prime Minister Georgy Gakharia ordered to provide 3,000 beds for patients with coronavirus infection.
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