Deep in the heart of Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, in a dimly lit room there is a cubicle. Lined with cases of soup and protein drinks, the space has the feel of a doomsday prepper den. For a period of time over the last year, most mornings, Advanced Practice Provider Julia Borgesi, PA-C, could be found sitting in that cubicle looking at a pair of monitors. She wasn't prepping for the end of the world; she was on morning rounds for the PATH program.
"Can we have her recheck her oxygen … do we think his weight is accurate … I'll have the meds couriered over today …"
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