Caitlin Rollman, an ICU nurse, has Covid. She had to call around to five places and drive 40 minutes to get a test, then wait two hours in her car, while feeling sicker than she’s ever felt.
Caitlin Rollman, an ICU nurse, has Covid. She had to call around to five places and drive 40 minutes to get a test, then wait two hours in her car, while feeling sicker than she’s ever felt.

Covid. Between public apathy and a stressed medical system, medical workers are left shouldering the burden of Covid-19.

Doctors and nurses feel alone and angry as they gear up for the next wave

20 Nov 2020 | 01:52
Local News

When Caitlin Rollman, an ICU nurse at Bon Secours Community Hospital in Port Jervis, N.Y., started feeling awful after tending to a Covid patient, she called around for a Covid test. And around, and around.

“I had to call five different places,” said Rollman, 38. “Every place was completely booked until...