Getting back to normal in Covid world

Getting back to normal in Covid world

According to Billgates, ‘The end will come’: Bill Gates is still hopeful the world will be ‘back to normal’ by end of 2022.

Is it even possible to go “back to normal”? This is the question that arose for me after reading several articles online. For me, it is making me nervous because normal can appear hazy and ambiguous, especially because different countries are still at different stages of the pandemic, making even vaccinated people wary.

When I asked some working groups if they were anxious about the transition back to normalcy, nearly most of my respondents said yes.
They are concerned about the difficulty of readjusting to social life. They’re worried about going back to commutes and office employment, which have increased their stress and reduced their quality of life.
They’re also concerned about returning to a new normal that looks eerily similar to the old one, whose weaknesses the epidemic exposed.Getting back to normal in Covid world

Amera, an outpatient transportation services agency, sees it differently. “Back to normal” refers to a confident restart, re-opening, and recovery. Elena Rivers, Amera’s CEO, recently partnered with Toyota Center and the Houston Rockets, informing their healthcare provider partners of surgical centers nationwide of their willingness to assist.

The pandemic in our heads differs greatly from the pandemic as measured by cases, hospitalizations, and deaths. Because it exists in both our minds and the physical world, the pandemic is partly about us–how we each feel.

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Outpatient Medical Transportation in Houston, Texas, with Amera and CEO LuzElena Rivers
LuzElena Rivers
PASSIONATE AND EMPOWERING CEO AT AMERA

Started Amera Solutions on the grassroots level with a desire to help her community. In 2010 she identified a need for ambulatory outpatient transportation. From tough beginnings herself, Mrs. Rivers developed an affinity for those who lacked the resources to take care of themselves and their families. Mrs. Rivers self-funded the start of Amera, growing it to the $10 million company it is today.

'To offer innovative health solutions to our local, national and international clients, one transport at a time.'
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