Quote:
Originally Posted by jollyburger
They have a ground level helipad.
|
yeah because that is a good idea. land, take them across a crosswalk in the snow, wind, rain, etc. a rough measurement from Google Maps shows over 100ft from the helipad - the door.
then they will need to wind their way through whatever the inside corridors looks like. yes, great! /s
or if they built it on the roof, have elevators going directly to the dept. that the patient needs. yeah, no, that is too much logic; i get it.
Quote:
Originally Posted by WarrenC12
Yeah a helicopter needs to land on the ground (pretty close to Oak St), then an ambulance needs to drive the patient across the parking lot to the Emergency dept. ![Cuckoo](images/smilies/koko.gif)
|
i didn't know they used a ambulance for it. i always assumed they would just walk it across the crosswalk.
i mean how much time does all this add? literally when you're in these situations every minute, every second can count.
its ridiculous and asinine that these major hospitals cant do what any reasonable person would see as common sense.