Not the limiting factor at the moment, however. It’s an in-hospital distribution (per the article). And beyond that, it’s the nation-wide healthcare staffing shortages. Contract nurses working COVID wards are making well over 200k/year, with food and housing paid for. That’s on par with the critical care physicians they’re working with. Sure…they deserve this, etc., but it shows how scarce medical staff is right now.
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Brother in law works for a supplier here in LA. Demand is way up and covid diagnoses on the premises have hurt their manpower too, but it seems like they’re keeping up with actual O2 supply, it’s the infrastructure in the hospitals that can’t handle the number of people needing O2 at once. That’s honestly a much scarier problem, to me.