This is definitely coordinated.

I don't want to give too much away, but my mother in an NP in the CVICU of our biggest hospital. She's been there for decades, knows quite a few people that work in the other ICUs. At one point they converted her ICU unit into a covid ward.

Her hospital administrator has been on CNN not long ago spouting the same things. She has told me that the few units they've converted into ICUs are barely filled up. There are hospitalizations and these are not in any ICUs or converted ICUs, and these have ranged between 160 patients a few weeks ago, to about 140 more recently. By contrast the ICU total she was told is 36. I couldn't tell you how many potential beds they could fill if nessisary, but this hospital has two main buildings connected by a tram, and multiple other complexes about the city, if that gives you any idea how large a place it is.

She is contemplating whistleblowing as well, but she's a little afraid because this has been her life for the past 35+ years. She got into this right out of high-school.