BOISE, Idaho — Crisis standards of care have been deactivated in the three Idaho health districts that make up much of the southern part of the state, officials announced Tuesday afternoon.
The change comes as the omicron wave wanes in Idaho, even though hospitals are still facing large numbers of severely ill patients. Still, the entire state is now free of the crisis designation.
Crisis standards had been reactivated in much of Southern Idaho on Jan. 24.
