DELEWARE COUNTY, PA – Delaware County will provide COVID-1 nine management and unansumed access exams for citizens on July 21, 22 and 23 in Yeadon, county officials.
County officials said citizens over the age of 18 would be eligible for the test, especially the most demanding friends they are at risk with, adding citizens over the age of 6 and those with pre-existing physical conditions.
Critical and critical work is considered a concern for testing, county officials said. These come with first responders, fitness care formula employees, supermarkets, pharmacies and other workers.
Verifications can be performed through a qualified staff medical team, a nasal swab review kit (PCR). Checks are loose for citizens without physical activity insurance, county officials said.
There are no additional fees or co-invoices for citizens with own or public fitness insurance. Residents are asked to bring their insurance card to the verification site.
Upon arrival, patients must complete a form of registration and form of consent.
The effects of the test will take between five and 7 business days. Residents will get their mail.
Residents who test positive will also receive a call from the Chester County Health Department.
Residents are asked to cover the property with a mask/face.
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