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Free COVID-19 testing for those without insurance on Friday in West Valley

UPDATED: MAY 25, 2020 AT 3:16 PM
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KSLNewsRadio

WEST VALLEY CITY– Free COVID-19 testing will take place on Friday, May 29 for those who do not have health insurance. 

The Consulate of Mexico in Salt Lake City in collaboration with Victor’s Event Center, the Utah Department of Health, and the University of Utah Wellness Bus have organized a free testing event at the Victor Event Center in West Valley City (2537 S 3270 W).

Coronavirus tests will be administered in the car, drive-thru style at no cost. The event is specifically aimed at testing those who do not have access to healthcare or insurance. Tests are available regardless of symptoms. 

Individuals seeking tests need to schedule an appointment by contacting any of the following numbers: 801-747-9547, 801-413-3248, or 801-436-7118 (bilingual).

Aquí está la información en Español

 El Consulado de México en Salt Lake City en colaboración con Victor’s Event Center, el Departamento de Salud de Utah y la Universidad de Utah, invitan a la comunidad en general a realizarse la prueba de COVID-19, este viernes 29 de mayo:

 Victor’s Event Center (2537 S 3270 W West Valley City, UT 84119) de 9:oo am a 1:00 pm.  

Las pruebas se administrarán en el automóvil de la persona, al estilo Drive-Thru, sin costo. Cabe mencionar que estas pruebas son para aquellos que actualmente no tienen seguro médico y deberán programar una cita comunicándose a los siguientes números: 801-747-9547, 801-413-3248 o 801-436-7118 (bilingüe).

How To Prevent the Spread of COVID-19Coronavirus

COVID-19 coronavirus is transmitted from person to person. It is a virus that is similar to the common cold and the flu. So, to prevent it from spreading:

Local resources

KSL Coronavirus Q&A

Utah’s Coronavirus Information

UtahState Board of Education

Utah Hospital Association

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Utah Coronavirus Information Line – 1-800-456-7707

National Resources

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Commonly asked questions, World Health Organization

Cases in the United States