Hayes Locums Blog

Since the Coronavirus impacted the US, congressional lawmakers have passed rescue legislation in four different parts.

Hayes Locums is working to keep you informed on critical matters related to COVID-19, and will continue to provide ongoing updates on provider and locums topics.

This eighth anniversary represents our steady commitment and dedication to serving our clients and providers.

As the medical community works to regain its balance, private practice providers are faced with what could best be described as career- and life-altering decisions about what to do next.

Nearly 17 million people in the US are living with cancer, and the virus surge has been especially harsh for those in need of treatments, procedures and related surgeries. 

In recent weeks hospitals have been boosted by elective surgeries returning and patient confidence shifting in a more positive direction.

Patient confidence is a hot-button topic as the country eases restrictions and moves forward with a phased reopening across all 50 states.

As we figure out what is practical and what isn’t for going back to business, data reveals how COVID-19 led people to avoid medical services.

As the country starts to reopen and stay-at-home orders relax, states nationwide are now allowing hospitals to return to serving the needs of non-COVID-19 patients on a broader scale.

The cumulative total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases continues to intensify nationwide, and Hayes wants to help by keeping you updated and provide resources that you can turn to for current news and information.