As hospitalizations increase, the Texas Medical Center has entered into a new phase in responding to the COVID spike.
Although hospitals say there's a bed for you if you get sick, the big concern is what might happen if people don't take their warning seriously about the Fourth of July weekend.
"If we stay on the current trajectory, we're going to run into problems with capacity," said Mayor Sylvester Turner.
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