The USA Health, in the partnership with the Alabama Department of the Public Health and the Department of Health and Human Services of the United States announced that, it has expanded the access to the therapies using monoclonal antibody, and it is also going to start administering the treatment at the Mobile Civic Center.
For the people, who are at high risk for the development of severe corona virus illness and who have tested positive for the novel corona virus, this monoclonal antibody treatment has been able to show results for providing help in the prevention of the disease that might be requiring hospitalization.
With the help of the rapid spread of the Delta corona virus variant and a major increase in the rates of the novel corona virus cases, the USA Health said that, it has expanded the access to the monoclonal antibody infusion for all the eligible patients along with a new unit, which is located in the Civic Center and with the launch of the new infusion sit, the USA Health is also going to be able to treat around 70 patients every day.
Natalie Fox, along with the USA Health, they are now going to provide the monoclonal infusion at the hospital, known as the USA Hospital, and now they are also going to be transitioning and they are also going to have a cite at the civic center for having more capacity, and they have built the cite for being able to treat around 70 patients per day.
