Officials hope Austin's voluntary isolation facility will help slow coronavirus spread

The recent increase in COVID-19 cases has city officials working to minimize the number of hospitalizations. One of the ways they're doing so is with the use of a designated isolation facility. Tuesday, city officials gave CBS Austin an inside look at how they've turned a locally owned hotel into a safe place for people to voluntarily isolate. EMS Cmdr. Keith Noble is part of Austin-Travis County's Isolation Unit Task Force. 'Our criteria is not based on where you live, or what your situation is. It is based on the criteria of your risk to CVOID,' he said.