1.2 min readPublished On: May 9, 2020

Two COVID-19 testing sites merging at County Fairgrounds starting Monday

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Beginning Monday, May 11, the COVID-19 testing sites operated by Adult Medicine of Lake County in Mount Dora and Leesburg will merge into one location at Lake County Fairgrounds, 2101 N. County Road 452, Eustis, according to a news release. The test will be available from 8am-4pm Monday-Friday.

Adult Medicine’s Clermont testing location will continue operations at the Clermont Arts and Recreation Center,3700 S. Highway 27, where testing will be available from 8am-4pm Tuesdays and Thursdays.

The FDA-approved swab or antibody tests will be administered to the public for $85, which may be reimbursed through insurance. The subsidized rate of $20 for Lake County residents will discontinued on May 8. The sites will be open to both residents and nonresidents of Lake County. Symptoms are not required nor are appointments needed.

“Lake County has appreciated the opportunity to form a partnership with Adult Medicine to offer expanded and discounted testing for our residents, which has been an invaluable service combined with testing conducted by AdventHealth, the Florida Department of Health and physicians and labs throughout the county,” Lake County Commissioner Chairwoman Leslie Campione says in the release. “The data gathered is helping us to identify people needing treatment and isolation, as well as supporting the reopening of our local economy.”

Tests are free at the Orange County Convention Center and also at the Florida Department of Health. However, people must have COVID-19 symptoms to receive the free tests.

 

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