The District of Columbia has 345 intensive care unit (ICU) beds under normal conditions, and up to 760 additional beds if cancer beds are converted to ICU beds. Because oncology treatments are far more profitable than ICU patients, hospitals don't like converting oncology beds to ICU beds. Hospitals claim they lose $1K per day they have a covid patient versus a cancer patient. Assume all covid patients require ICU beds. If hospitals in DC claimed they were losing $100K/day due to bed conversion, what is the utilization of DC's design/theoretical ICU bed capacity?