The sites will use self-swab tests that will be overseen by pharmacy staff. Patients won’t have to leave their cars to get the tests.
CVS said last month that it plans to open 1,000 testing sites by the end of May with the goal of processing 1.5 million tests per month.
To get the tests at a CVS drive-thru, patients must register in advance on the CVS website. Results will be available within three days.
Read the full news release here.
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