Testing will be available to anyone who wants one — free of charge — regardless of insurance, appointment or doctor’s note.
READ MORE: Coronavirus: Health district, Springfield offering three free testing clinics
The clinic will not be a drive-through. Instead, residents will park their car and stand in line on foot. They will then walk through the line and fill out a registration form with their contact information before being tested.
Last week, hundreds of residents were tested. CCCHD spokesperson Emma Smales said on Monday the district is still awaiting some of the results from that event.
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