‘We’re still at really high rates:’ As Utah COVID cases decline, hospitalizations and deaths compare to previous peaks

“This morning we only have a few open acute care beds,” one Utah doctor says.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) University Hospital in 2021. On Tuesday, the hospital had only "a few open acute care beds and many people who need those beds,” one doctor said.

‘We’re still at really high rates:’ As Utah COVID cases decline, hospitalizations and deaths compare to previous peaks

“This morning we only have a few open acute care beds,” one Utah doctor says.

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