As the country starts to reopen and stay-at-home orders relax, states nationwide are now allowing hospitals to return to serving the needs of non-COVID-19 patients on a broader scale. This means elective surgeries are back.

Our new reality continues to affect lives and livelihoods. And as more states start to partially reopen and lift lockdowns, uncertainties and challenges remain.

The big picture reality for the medical community is that COVID-19 has created a domino effect of lost monies. The challenges to pay a litany of expenses, from mortgage, staff salaries and malpractice insurance to utilities, electronic health records and other costs keeps mounting.

While COVID-19 rages on, with it comes shrinking revenues and rising costs. Medical community challenges cascade from there.

We are all in this national crisis together. Hayes Locums is working to keep you informed on matters such as occupational licensing, background checks/fingerprinting and more. We will continue to provide ongoing updates on critical provider and locums topics. 

The cumulative total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases continues to intensify nationwide. We want to keep you updated and provide resources that you can turn to for reference.

We want the dedicated providers around the nation to know how grateful we are for their selfless acts of courage as they care for COVID-19 patients every day.

The Coronavirus COVID-19 situation is requiring that we partner together to maintain and fulfill staffing needs at hospitals and healthcare systems nationwide.

Our national emergency continues as the spread of the novel Coronavirus COVID-19 challenges the country’s healthcare community.

The paradigm of care is shifting. Hayes Locums has been discussing telehealth medicine with our providers and hospital and healthcare system clients to gauge everyone’s next moves.