Top officials of a New York hospital where staff wore garbage bags as protective gear and where one medical personnel has died from COVID-19 are safely cooped up in their Florida vacation homes.
While doctors and nurses at Mount Sinai West hospital in Manhattan have been on the frontlines of New York City‘s war against the coronavirus, top leaders Dr Kenneth Davis and Dr Arthur Klein are away in gated communities in the Sunshine state.
Dr Davis, the 72-year-old CEO of the Mount Sinai Health System, has been staying at his six-bedroom mansion near Palm Beach for weeks. Davis made a staggering $6million in 2018, the New York Post reports.
While doctors and nurses at Mount Sinai West hospital in Manhattan have been on the frontlines of New York City’s war against the coronavirus, top leaders Dr Kenneth Davis and Dr Arthur Klein are away in gated communities in the Sunshine state
The duo appear to be away from the intense battle taking place in the city, which has depleted resources and even killed a medical staff at a Manhattan facility
Klein, also 72-years-old and president of the Mount Sinai Health Network, has been lodging at his condo in Palm Beach since earlier in the month as well.
The duo appear to be away from the intense battle taking place in the city, which has depleted resources and even killed a medical staff at a Manhattan facility.
Kious Kelly, 48, died at Mount Sinai West hospital in Manhattan on Tuesday night, a week after he was admitted upon testing positive for coronavirus.
Kelly was an assistant nursing manager at Mount Sinai West, which has been hit by an urgent shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as masks and isolation gowns.
A shocking photo posted to Facebook shows three nurses at Mount Sinai West wearing black garbage bags as makeshift protective gowns.
Dr Davis, the 72-year-old CEO of the Mount Sinai Health System, has been staying at h