Why NYC's largest emergency hospital is pretty much empty

The coronavirus has led to jam-packed hospitals across New York City. When Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the opening of an emergency field hospital at Javits Convention Center, healthcare workers expected it to take pressure off overcrowded hospitals. Built in record time and boasting a capacity of 2,500 beds, Javits seemed like good news. But after weeks of being open, Javits is pretty much empty. Getting a patient transferred to Javits is almost impossible. Plus, the convention center doesn't ha...