The need for on-demand access to medical technologies when treating COVID-19 patients
It’s well known that New York City was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic in the spring, having been the epicenter of U.S. cases for several weeks.
As I write this, more than 245,000 of my fellow New Yorkers have been stricken, and an estimated one in ten of them have died. In fact, the COVID-19 mortality rate here reached such heights it was projected one New Yorker was dying every …
The need for on-demand access to medical technologies when treating COVID-19 patients

![Clinicians are failing at value-based care because no one taught them the system [PODCAST]](https://kevinmd.com/wp-content/uploads/bd31ce43-6fb7-4665-a30e-ee0a6b592f4c-190x100.jpeg)



![Silence isn't neutrality: Why medical students can't wait to find their voice [PODCAST]](https://kevinmd.com/wp-content/uploads/unnamed-28-190x100.png)






![I have cerebral palsy and I’m a doctor. Here’s what policy cuts mean for patients like me. [PODCAST]](https://kevinmd.com/wp-content/uploads/Gemini_Generated_Image_u26efdu26efdu26e-190x100.png)




