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Bluegrass Extended Care again providing drive-up COVID-19 testingApril 2, 2020 Steve Rogers, LEXINGTON, Ky. WTVQ Bluegrass Extended Care and Family Medicine provided another one-day drive-up screening for COVID-19 pandemic virus Thursday, April 2.Access to testing is critical in understanding and slowing the spread of COVID-19.This is the fourth drive-up testing operation Dr. John Richard and his team of medical professionals and community volunteers have managed in recent weeks.To date, Dr. Richard and his team have diagnosed more than 30 cases from the previous testing events. He and his team are working diligently to protect the individuals and families of the Bluegrass.By using the drive-up process, the risk of patient-to-patient transmission can be mitigated as opposed to the traditional waiting room experience.Categories: coronavirus, Coronavirus Updates, Featured, Local News, NewsTags: Bluegrass Extended Care, covid-19 testing, drive upFacebookP
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