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SMMC scales down non-essential care. | SMN News

March 18, 2020

SMMC scales down non-essential care. | SMN News
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CAY HILL: In light of the first official confirmed COVID-19 case on St. Maarten, who is currently in home isolation, the SMMC Outbreak Management Team (OMT) has decided to increase the mitigating efforts in possible exposure to the virus and to keep SMMC’s care capacity at the highest level in case of confirmed COVID-19 case(s) needing admittance to SMMC. As such the following decisions have been made:

Scaling back non-essential care

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The SMMC Outbreak Management Team (OMT) has decided to scale down non-essential care such as elective surgeries and most Outpatient services. However, SMMC will continue to provide essential and critical


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