Colorado Office of Emergency Management
Colorado is working to keep coronavirus overflow hospitals as an option as third wave persists
State officials are looking to extend leases for the alternate care sites through March. Hospitals, meanwhile, have activated “surge plans” to increase capacity.
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One lease, for the Colorado Convention Center, costs $60,000 per day. But state emergency officials say the five makeshift medical centers are Colorado’s health care insurance policy.
