Two US Navy hospital ships sent to ports in California and New York will help ease the burden of hospitals immersed in treatment of coronavirus patients. The USNS Mercy reached Los Angeles on ...

Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Kimberly Wyss, from Ventura, Calif., dons surgical gloves aboard the hospital ship USNS Mercy March 29, the first day the hospital ship saw patients in Los Angeles.

The U.S. Navy is activating its two hospital ships, the USNS Mercy and USNS Comfort, to provide medical assistance during the coronavirus outbreak. The two ships, built to accommodate large ...

US Navy hospital ship departs for Los Angeles amid coronavirus pandemic. The 1,000-bed ship will help free up space for patients in local hospitals. By Elizabeth McLaughlin and Luis Martinez.

The US Navy hospital ship USNS Mercy left Los Angeles on Friday after a seven-week deployment. During its time in LA, the ship treated just 77 patients, and now it is returning to its homeport in ...

The Military Sealift Command hospital ship Comfor escorted by U.S. Coast Guard, New York Police Department and New York Fire Department assets as the ship arrives in in New York City, March 30, 2020.

The US Navy is readying its two hospital ships for civilian service in April. At the request of local officials, the USNS Comfort will set sail for New York City, ...

SAN PEDRO (CBSLA) — A pair of floating Navy hospital ships will soon be headed to the east and west coasts to help with the coronavirus pandemic. "We're sending upon request the two hospital ...

US Navy hospital ship treats 14,500 patients halfway through mission to help Venezuelan refugees. During one stop in Colombia alone, the ship's staff performed 110 surgeries.

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