Martha's Vineyard Hospital Is Center for Care During Crisis
Both the Island public and hospital workers safety is paramount.
Both the Island public and hospital workers safety is paramount.
New tent put up outside primary care entrance.
New tent put up outside primary care entrance.
Outside the pop-up ED annex, where the drive up testing is taking place.
Outside the pop-up ED annex, where the drive up testing is taking place.
PA and triage worker Adam Karwiel.
PA and triage worker Adam Karwiel.
Triage room under the tents.
Triage room under the tents.
All other hospital business goes through here.
All other hospital business goes through here.
Chairs spaced at a safe distance from each other.
Chairs spaced at a safe distance from each other.
Suited up to greet the public.
Suited up to greet the public.
To the decontamination room.
To the decontamination room.
Katie working a 12 hour shift and Plee is working a 10 hour.
Katie working a 12 hour shift and Plee is working a 10 hour.
Many restrictions have been added to the hospital.
Many restrictions have been added to the hospital.
The end of another day during this trying time.
The end of another day during this trying time.
The Martha's Vineyard Hospital has adopted drastic measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus and protect the public health.
The building is now locked, and all non-essential visits, including pediatric walk-ins, routine clinic visits and most rehab appointments have been canceled.