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UHMS will be hosting a live Webinar “Evidence Review for HBO2 Treatment of COVID-19” on June 20, 2020 from 11am – 5pm ET.

In Houston, COVID-19 testing for the homeless and those in shelters has been made possible, thanks in large part to a group of engineers at Oceaneering who came together to design, build and donate a portable COVID-19 testing booth to the non-profit organization Healthcare for the Homeless – Houston (HHH).

My friend Marissa Carter’s COVID-19 infection rate model turned out to be far more accurate than the Harvard model (or other models). So when she sends me an email with permission to share it, you can bet it’s worth reading.

COVID-19 is a freaking full time job all by itself – never mind keeping up with your actual job. Has ANYONE had a break in a month?

Free Webinar: COVID-19 & HBO: What We Know and What We Don’t

We may be headed for a different battle, but it’s about time.

Thank you to the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS) for this excellent synopsis of HBOT and COVID-19!

Food for thought from Guest Blogger Marissa Carter, PhD as we try to reopen the economy.

Here’s another guest blog by Dr. Marissa Carter. Sit down before you read it. You may want to pass this on!

CMS has extended the 2019 MIPS data submission deadline. Get the complete fact sheet here.

Here are some useful materials from the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS) about HBOT for COVID-19.

The trouble with this curve is that it isn’t a curve so much as a line – and I don’t know how far it stretches.

As part of the CMS Hospital Without Walls initiative, for the duration of the COVID-19 PHE, hospitals can repurpose existing clinical (e.g., outpatient beds) and non-clinical space (e.g., cafeterias) for use as acute inpatient patient care areas to help address the urgent need to increase capacity.

A recent paper out of China indicates that the COVID-19 virus could be found in air samples 13 feet from the patient source.

My friend Marissa Carter’s COVID-19 infection rate model turned out to be far more accurate than the Harvard model (or other models). So when she sends me an email with permission to share it, you can bet it’s worth reading.

Guest blog from a friend and colleague who practices Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine and is also a Critical Care physician. Here are her COVID-19 Diaries – uncensored.