Removing regulatory barriers has helped hospitals save lives during the pandemic

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As the coronavirus began to spread throughout the country, hospitals have been repeatedly overwhelmed by waves of infected patients who need immediate access to medical care. In response, governors and legislators took groundbreaking steps to waive government barriers that prevent hospitals from increasing the number of beds and adding additional services to care for these patients.

Now, there’s new evidence that shows these decisive actions saved lives.

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