Newport Health Center
Rural hospitals worry that if the financial effects of COVID-19 are not hitting them now, they will in a few months, raising alarms with state, federal lawmakers.
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Emergency Room Physician Aaron Petersen poses for a photo at Newport Health Center's COVID-19 triage unit on Monday, April 13, 2020, at Newport Health Center in Newport, Wash.
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Medical Laboratory Scientist Brandi Fry dons PPE gear before testing a patient for COVID-19 at a drive up testing facility on Monday, April 13, 2020, at Newport Health Center in Newport, Wash.
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Medical Laboratory Scientist Brandi Fry tests a patient who asked that his name not be used for COVID-19 at a drive up testing facility on Monday, April 13, 2020, at Newport Health Center in Newport, Wash.
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Medical Laboratory Scientist Brandi Fry prepares a swab to test a patient who asked that his name not be used for COVID-19 at a drive up testing facility on Monday, April 13, 2020, at Newport Health Center in Newport, Wash.
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Medical Laboratory Scientist Brandi Fry tests a patient who asked that his name not be used for COVID-19 at a drive up testing facility on Monday, April 13, 2020, at Newport Health Center in Newport, Wash.
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Medical Laboratory Scientist Brandi Fry removes PPE gear after esting a patient for COVID-19 at a drive up testing facility on Monday, April 13, 2020, at Newport Health Center in Newport, Wash.
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