Yeah, well some places in Florida might be doing well. Some places are not. My brother just worked in such a place, they made him drive an hour to a different hospital being hit hard (Palm bay). 30 to 50 year olds mostly, his normal hospital has an older population and they aren't as busy--because older people are more likely to have the vaccine. Palm bay is short staffed, nurses are tired of this shit. Taking care of people that are prolonging this situation is really tough, he said. People are reaching the point where they can't do it anymore.
ICU beds are also misleading. Counting every bed in the state doesn't account for podunk places where you never transfer people to--what matters is how many beds you have in an area that a sick person can actually reach. Many places have a really low population and they aren't having issues, but they do have beds (though if it does hit hard there, they can have worse issues because they are so far away from other hospitals.) Secondly, you have to have staff, the bed itself can't do much.