Are you looking at the numbers as a whole or county by county? If 800/1000 beds are available in the state and 19/20 in your county that’s a problem. That’s ign

Are you looking at the numbers as a whole or county by county? If 800/1000 beds are available in the state and 19/20 in your county that’s a problem. That’s ignoring that few systems are designed to operate at capacity for any extended period of time. Maybe the analysis should be above the level of basic scrutiny.