St. Luke’s QC, Global will no longer admit critically-ill COVID cases


The St. Luke’s Medical Center (SLMC) in Quezon City and Global City announced that intensive care unit (ICU) beds for coronavirus disease (COVID-19) patients have reached full capacity.

In an advisory released by SLMC on Monday (July 13), it requested the public to bring critically-ill COVID-19 suspect cases to alternative hospitals for immediate care. 

“We will keep everyone updated once we reopen admissions for COVID-19 ICU beds” the medical facility said. 

Both Quezon city and Global city will remain open for admissions and treatments for non-COVID-19 patients as well as outpatient procedures. 

“We appeal to the public to avoid complacency and strictly adhere to health protocols and preventive measures against COVID-19.” it said. 

On July 6, SLMC released a statement stating that both hospitals have 70 percent admission capacity based on designated beds for COVID-19 related cases. 

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