Collection Of Thank You Messages To Elon Musk For Donating N95 Masks & Ventilators

A collection of all some of the thank you tweets from Doctors, Nurses, Medical Experts, Hospitals to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, during this Covid-19 pandemic.

A quick photo of 50,000 N95 masks and uncountable PAPR helmets from @Tesla @elonmusk @omead_a for #COVID19 response in my garage before they were loaded into @UWMedicine trucks. GRATEFUL TO TESLA for this lightning fast donation. We are so in need right now. https://t.co/MZJ3jxZExk pic.twitter.com/OJwC5STvJ2

— Dr. Adams Waldorf (@uwdrwaldorf) March 22, 2020

.@elonmusk and @Tesla posted an offer for sending out respirators. We responded. This morning, at the loading dock of Hackensack Meridian @OceanMedicalCtr we received a tier 1 respirator and other medical equipment. On behalf of the patients @HMHNewJersey, we thank you. pic.twitter.com/0oHT1BBkr9

— Hackensack Meridian (@HMHNewJersey) April 3, 2020

Over the past weekend, @Tesla flew a donation of N-95 masks from #SanFran to CUIMC here in #NYC. This priceless gift will be used to protect the medical staff heroically treating our patients on the front lines of the #COVID19 pandemic🙌https://t.co/OKXDFIcAqf #thankyou @elonmusk pic.twitter.com/SXYX5RVqqu

— Columbia Medicine (@ColumbiaMed) March 23, 2020

Thank you to our community for the outpouring of support and #PPE donations you have contributed.

Special thanks to:
Temple Center for Asian Health, Temple University Chinese Community, American Chinese United Organization, @dc21iupat @FMCCorp @usli150 @PPFpretzels @Tesla (1/2) pic.twitter.com/jXC5jAtpcY

— Temple Health (@TempleHealth) April 2, 2020

My little sister (bottom left) is a surgeon in an ICU in Denver. She is on the frontlines of this pandemic, working to save lives.

Today her hospital received a donation of 500+ sets of PPE (masks & gowns) after her husband convinced @Tesla to make a donation. pic.twitter.com/rcx099q7zE

— Mac William Bishop (@MacWBishop) March 25, 2020

Stronger together. Some much-needed supplies have arrived! Thank you @elonmusk and @Tesla for your generosity and being part of #TeamLA. #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/3kJXCrXUu3

— UCLA Health (@UCLAHealth) March 22, 2020

Thank you to our Ohana for delivering our first 9000 masks to UCSF. We are working hard across all of our resources & relationships to deliver an additional 5 million masks this week plus additional critical PPE. All of us need to focus on getting PPE to our local hospitals. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/y7mgL0KhrT

— Marc Benioff (@Benioff) March 23, 2020

Thank you @elonmusk for sending our hospital respiratory support equipment that we urgently need to treat #Covid19 patients here in Brooklyn. #Lifesaver. TY @GlobalRabbi for facilitating. #Gratitude #OneMaimonides pic.twitter.com/7dbNyEEafW

— Maimonides MedCenter (@MaimonidesMC) March 27, 2020

https://twitter.com/ddandraia1222/status/1245825699832889344

Special thanks to @Tesla for a donation of 40 ventilators to our team at NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst #inQueens. These will be essential in the fight against the #coronavirus. pic.twitter.com/X3EwUxGFMl

— NYC Health + Hospitals (@NYCHealthSystem) March 31, 2020

A big thanks to @flcnhvy for making this compilation easier.

Tesla CEO is known to be a target whenever he goes out of his way to help. In this latest episode of criticism, Musk is receiving criticism after the more than 1,000 ventilators he donated for COVID-19 relief were reportedly not the specific kind for use in intensive care units.

“All hospitals were given exact specifications of ResMed & Philips ventilators before delivery & all confirmed they would be critical,” Musk wrote on social media.

ResMed CEO Mick Farrell spoke on CNBC’s Mad Money, praising Musk for his donation and acknowledging that the machines were not the traditional ventilators, but the BPAP machines that have proved controversial.

“I think it’s great what Elon did,” Farrell said. “He went out and bought what I would call bi-level non-invasive ventilators from a platform of ours from five years ago from Asia and brought a thousand of them to New York.”