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Track California’s progress toward that goal. It may have grossed $1 billion or more in taxpayer money and insurance premiums.Ĭalifornia Tracking vaccinations in CaliforniaĮxperts say about most Americans will need to be vaccinated to bring the coronavirus pandemic under control. Led by Fred Turner - a 25-year-old who dropped out of the University of Oxford to pursue his entrepreneurial dreams - Curative had in a year gone from fewer than a dozen employees to servicing mass testing sites such as Dodger Stadium, conducting more than 17 million COVID-19 tests. “You could give them COVID.”Īt a time when the standard COVID-19 test relied on a cotton-swab probe deep inside the nostrils, Curative promised accurate results if people would just cough and swab their mouths - an approach that diverged from established science. “It’s scary,” said Yvonne Myers, the system’s director. Not long after, administrators at a Colorado health system grew skeptical over a string of positive results from Curative and decided to have employees retested by another lab, only to find that the original results were wrong - a so-called false positive, in a healthcare setting where infected patients are kept together, which could expose those who don’t have the virus to those who do. The URL of the Florida Bulldog news site is listed in the article as. Curative now says DCVC only participated in an earlier funding round.

No appointment is necessary.At the time of publication, Curative said that venture capital firm DCVC had participated in an $8.8-million funding round. It is open seven days a week from 8:00 a.m. The best part of the new rapid testing is that it is still free.Ĭurative’s rapid PCR testing is available at the 1020 Cultural Park Blvd. I’ll know by the end of today if she’s sick or not.”Ĭape Coral resident Glariliz Cruz said, “hopefully people come and get tested and since it’s super easy I feel like it’ll definitely help a lot more.” By getting it back in two hours now it’s different. “She’s missing school because I’m not quite sure and she needs an education. The quicker the better for Cape Coral resident Corrine Nitsche and her daughter Jordan. “A key to keeping those positivity rates low is identifying individuals that are positive early and quickly so that’s a vital role we will be able to fill here,” said Plasterer. Especially for people who need tests for work and for those who feel sickness coming on and want to know if it is COVID-19. Plasterer said while COVID-19 cases are trending down, testing is still critical.

“Everybody wants their results as fast as possible and as times are changing it’s more and more important to get those results as fast as possible,” said Curative General Manager for the southeast region Ray Plasterer. you can come in and get results in four hours or less. Wednesday the Curative test site in Cape Coral started to offer rapid PCR tests. “This was very very easy,” said Corrine Nitsche of Cape Coral. While there is a lot of disagreement over the COVID-19 vaccine, that is not the case when it comes to COVID-19 rapid testing.

Rapid PCR testing is now available at the Curative testing site in Cape Coral and you can get those results back in less than four hours.Ĭurative, the company that runs the Cape Coral test site told WINK News its new on-site lab allows them to give people the test they want. There is a new way to get tested quickly for COVID-19 in Cape Coral.