City Of Louisville: New Sites Offer COVID-19 Testing In West Louisville, Newburg And Outer Loop

Louisville KY

11 February, 2022

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Press release from the City of Louisville: February 11, 2022 Call the LOU HEALTH helpline 502-912-8598.  Look for this logo in the lower right corner on every page and click it. COVID-19 testing continues to expand in Louisville with several new locations across the metro. Free rapid and PCR tests will be offered through partnerships with the Louisville Department of Public Health & Wellness (LMPHW), local churches, organizations and testing providers. COVID-19 testing continues to expand in Louisville with several new locations across the metro. Free rapid and PCR tests will be offered through partnerships with the Louisville Department of Public Health & Wellness (LMPHW), local churches, organizations and testing providers. "Although the omicron wave appears to have peaked and cases are trending down, Jefferson County still remains in the red with a high incidence rate," Dr. Sarah Moyer, director of LMPHW, said. "Testing continues to be a very important tool in the fight against COVID. If someone discovers they have the virus they can take the proper actions necessary to protect themselves and their community members." "Although the omicron wave appears to have peaked and cases are trending down, Jefferson County still remains in the red with a high incidence rate," Dr. Sarah Moyer, director of LMPHW, said. "Testing continues to be a very important tool in the fight against COVID. If someone discovers they have the virus they can take the proper actions necessary to protect themselves and their community members." New locations: New locations: New locations: Shawnee – The Hope Buss Shawnee – The Hope Buss WHERE: Shawnee Presbyterian Church, 101 S. 44th St. WHERE: Shawnee Presbyterian Church, 101 S. 44th St. WHERE: WHEN: Pop-up events Feb. 22 and 27 WHEN: Pop-up events Feb. 22 and 27 WHEN:               2 p.m. - 5 p.m.               2 p.m. - 5 p.m. WHAT: Testing is free, but individuals are encouraged to bring ID and insurance card WHAT: Testing is free, but individuals are encouraged to bring ID and insurance card WHAT WHO: Testing provider – Coastal Biotech WHO: Testing provider – Coastal Biotech WHO:     Shawnee – Black Lives Matter Shawnee – Black Lives Matter WHERE: 3900 West Broadway WHERE: 3900 West Broadway WHERE: WHEN: Monday – Friday, beginning Feb. 21 WHEN:               12 p.m. – 6 p.m. WHAT: Testing is free, but individuals are encouraged to bring ID and insurance card WHAT: WHO: Testing provider – Nomi Health WHO:   Russell WHERE: Louisville Free Public Library (Western Branch), 604 South 10th St. WHERE: WHEN: Pop-up event Feb. 18 WHEN:               10 a.m. – 5 p.m. WHAT: Testing is free, but individuals are encouraged to bring ID and insurance card WHAT: WHO: Testing provider – Communities in Health WHO:   Beechmont WHERE: Louisville Free Public Library (Iroquois Branch), 601 Woodlawn Ave. WHERE: WHEN: Pop-up event Feb. 17 WHEN:               10 a.m. – 5 p.m. WHAT: Testing is free, but individuals are encouraged to bring ID and insurance card WHAT: WHO: Testing provider – Communities in Health WHO:   Newburg WHERE: Newburg Church of Christ, 4700 E. Indian Trail WHERE: WHEN: Every 2nd and 4th Monday, starting February 14 WHEN:               10 a.m. – 1 p.m. WHAT: Testing is free, but individuals are encouraged to bring ID and insurance card WHAT: WHO: Testing provider – Homeland WHO:   Outer Loop WHERE: Buddha Blessed Temple, 7748 3rd Street Rd. WHERE: WHEN: Every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, Feb. 9 – March 30 WHEN:               1 p.m. – 3 p.m. WHAT: Testing is free, but individuals are encouraged to bring ID and insurance card WHAT: WHO: Testing provider – Communities in Health WHO:   "There has been a need for more COVID-19 testing in all of these communities," Dr. Moyer said. "We want to thank all our partners who are making sure people seeking tests and vaccinations can easily access them." Hours of operation at COVID-19 testing sites could change due to weather conditions and staffing. Please check with the location and testing provider before heading out to get a test.   Enter required fields How do you want to be reminded? (Street Sweeping requires at least an email) Reminders are sent on the Sunday before and the Friday of your Junk Set Out date. * is required. By subscribing to this reminder service you agree to the Terms of Use. To unsubscribe go to Gov Delivery. Enter your address and MyLouisville will find nearby city services in the following categories: Find your garbage, recycling, yard waste and large-item set-out dates. Sign up for large-item set out and street sweeping reminders by email and text! No form has been selected. Popular Pages Popular Tools This press release was produced by the City of Louisville. The views expressed here are the author's own.