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It’s for Austin, Tx, but you can scroll to the top and change the state and county to get your hospital. I remember last year ablations were on hold (no elective procedures) for a while when beds were tight. Once I checked first and saw they had 76% so I figured I’ll get an admitted bed for my tachycardia. Nope. Although they had beds they were short on nurses for those rooms so they stayed vacant. My hospital I use has converted a section to “ER ICU” because beds were tight upstairs in ICU.
I just recommend closer towards your scheduled ablation date to find out if the hospital is still admitting for elective procedures before you start weaning off your arrhythmia meds…to first call your EP.
