Specialized Programs for COVID Long-Haulers Filling in North Texas --
"It's 100% turned my life upside down,” said Ripe.
With just a handful of programs like it around the state, it's about a four-month wait for admission.“On average, depending on the literature, you see anywhere between 20 to 30 percent of the patients that get COVID will have long haul symptoms,” said Dr. Surendra Barshikar. He said that includes patients of varying ages and those who had mild, or even no symptoms, with the initial illness.
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