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Emergency Department Psychiatric Observation Units: Good Care and Good Money?

The boarding of Psychiatric Emergency Department patients continues to be a crisis across our country. As healthcare leaders navigate the challenges of COVID -19 there is an amplified urgency for novel solutions to this complex problem. Congested waiting rooms and hallways, the unfortunate byproduct of boarding, result in emergency departments becoming a potential focal point for disease transmission. Given the financial losses that many health care institutions have incurred due to the pandemic, understanding the fiscal implications of any intervention is paramount.