To help slow the spread of the coronavirus, St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor has expanded its drive-through testing for COVID-19.
The health system is offering curbside screenings 7 days a week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The program’s Clinical Support Unit Leader, Meghan Glabach, says it is open to anyone who meets the CDC and State of Michigan’s criteria for testing.
“A patient must have a fever of over 100F and a cough for less than 6 weeks or shortness of breath,” Glabach says.
Glabach says the testings will be performed near the campus’s outpatient surgery entrance.
She adds they’ve also set up a COVID hotline to answer questions at 833-247-1258.
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