Traveling to Colorado? Consider...

[wiredgeorge]

It appears the Governor of Colorado signed an executive order telling hospitals and similar to turn away those that are UN-vaccinated. If you are traveling to Colorado, this could be a consideration. I am not commenting on the legality of this executive order; just providing info.





https://freedomheadlines.com/freedom...rom-hospitals/

[dutchmensport]

Wow, just simply .... wow!

[JRTJH]

I think this is a false report. According to Reuter's, what he actually signed is an executive order that allows "hospitals that are nearing capacity" to divert incoming patients to other facilities. There is an "age old law" that prohibits hospitals from "dumping patients with no insurance" on other facilities. He essentially signed an executive order that allows "emergency dumping" to other facilities that are not at capacity. His executive order does not address the vaccination status of incoming patients and makes no distinction on whether a diverted patient has received a vaccination. https://www.reuters.com/article/fact...-idUSL1N2RX0LA

[markcee]

Lol.....this is what happens when fringe websites twist Twitter retweets and report them as 'news'.

This has zero to do with being vaccinated or not. A little more research would have been nice instead of perpetuating this BS:

https://www.9news.com/article/news/v...c-402162ed3460

https://www.reuters.com/article/fact...-idUSL1N2RX0LA

https://www.washingtonpost.com/healt...away-patients/

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...surge-n1283161

[gearhead]

Around here that's called "drive by" or full diversion status. Hospital decides no more and it's broadcast on EMS radio. I've never heard of an ambulance service questioning it.

[travelin texans]

Gotta love all the news media (fake news) sources nowadays!
The exact reason we don't watch/listen to any of it, too much BS!

[LHdream]

Clickable headlines and fake news are all that such sources can provide