| 2/4/2021 |
Delta to Bring Rapid Covid Tests to MSP Airport This Month |
Twin Cities Business |
... get a standard saliva test at the airport and receive results in a few days. Like the state’s other community test sites, the current MSP Airport site is operated by New York-based Vault Medical Services .Delta still advises passengers to arrive at the airport three hours ahead of their flight.More and more countries are beginning to require passengers to provide a negative Covid-19 test result before ... |
| 1/22/2021 |
Live updates: MDH reports 1,525 new COVID-19 cases, 21 additional deaths |
kare11.com |
... Evers issued a new emergency order mandating indoor face coverings on Friday, Nov. 20 that will last 60 days.On Tuesday, Dec. 22 Gov. Evers announced that his administration has struck a deal with Vault Medical Services to provide free at-home COVID-19 saliva tests, according to the Associated Press. Anyone interested in a test can order one through the state Department of Health Services website starting immediately. Users ... |
| 1/20/2021 |
State begins distributing, receiving at-home COVID-19 tests |
cbs58.com |
... spokeswoman Traci DeSalvo says more than 12,000 kits have been ordered and more than 1,600 have been returned as of last week.Gov. Tony Evers’ administration announced in December it had partnered with Vault Medical Services to provide saliva-based tests.Users collect a saliva sample while a testing supervisor monitors the process via Zoom. The kits are then placed in a UPS drop box and the test results ... |
| 1/20/2021 |
State begins distributing, receiving at-home COVID-19 tests |
dailyreporter.com |
... drop box — they have to be returned using UPS — and then those results come back to you by email.”Gov. Tony Evers’ administration announced in December it had partnered with Vault Medical Services to provide saliva-based tests. The at-home tests will be free if a requestor lacks health insurance coverage. Users send samples back using prepaid labels that come with the kits.Tests are ... |
| 1/20/2021 |
State begins distributing, receiving at-home COVID-19 tests |
Star Tribune |
... a UPS drop box — they have to be returned using UPS — and then those results come back to you by email." Gov. Tony Evers' administration announced in December it had partnered with Vault Medical Services to provide saliva-based tests. The at-home tests will be free if a requestor lacks health insurance coverage. Users send samples back using prepaid labels that come with the kits. Tests are ... |
| 1/20/2021 |
Wisconsin begins distributing, receiving at-home COVID-19 tests |
fox6now.com |
... results come back to you by email."FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX6 News app for iOS or AndroidGov. Tony Evers' administration announced in December it had partnered with Vault Medical Services to provide saliva-based tests. The at-home tests will be free if a requestor lacks health insurance coverage. Users send samples back using prepaid labels that come with the kits.AdvertisementTests ... |
| 1/20/2021 |
State begins distributing, receiving at-home COVID-19 tests | News | gmtoday.com |
gmtoday.com |
... UPS drop box — they have to be returned using UPS — and then those results come back to you by email.”Gov. Tony Evers' administration announced in December it had partnered with Vault Medical Services to provide saliva-based tests. The at-home tests will be free if a requestor lacks health insurance coverage. Users send samples back using prepaid labels that come with the kits.Tests are ... |
| 1/20/2021 |
State begins distributing, receiving at-home COVID-19 tests |
cbs58.com |
... spokeswoman Traci DeSalvo says more than 12,000 kits have been ordered and more than 1,600 have been returned as of last week.Gov. Tony Evers’ administration announced in December it had partnered with Vault Medical Services to provide saliva-based tests.Users collect a saliva sample while a testing supervisor monitors the process via Zoom. The kits are then placed in a UPS drop box and the test results ... |
| 1/20/2021 |
Wisconsin begins distributing, receiving at-home COVID-19 tests |
tmj4.com |
... spokeswoman Traci DeSalvo says more than 12,000 kits have been ordered, and more than 1,600 have been returned as of last week.Gov. Tony Evers’ administration announced in December it had partnered with Vault Medical Services to provide saliva-based tests.The Rebound Milwaukee: Resources For Getting Back To Normal We're Open: These Restaurants Are Still Offering Carryout And Delivery Users collect a saliva sample while a testing supervisor ... |
| 1/20/2021 |
State begins distributing, receiving at-home COVID-19 tests |
channel3000.com |
Wisconsin Department of Health Services spokeswoman Traci DeSalvo says more than 12,000 kits have been ordered and more than 1,600 have been returned as of last week. Gov. Tony Evers’ administration announced in December it had partnered with Vault Medical Services to provide saliva-based tests.Users collect a saliva sample while a testing supervisor monitors the process via Zoom.The kits are then placed in a UPS drop ... |
| 1/20/2021 |
State begins distributing, receiving at-home COVID-19 tests |
wislawjournal.com |
... drop box — they have to be returned using UPS — and then those results come back to you by email.”Gov. Tony Evers’ administration announced in December it had partnered with Vault Medical Services to provide saliva-based tests. The at-home tests will be free if a requestor lacks health insurance coverage. Users send samples back using prepaid labels that come with the kits.Tests are ... |
| 1/20/2021 |
Wisconsin begins distributing, receiving at-home COVID-19 tests | WFRV Local 5 - Green Bay, Appleton |
wearegreenbay.com |
... spokeswoman Traci DeSalvo says more than 12,000 kits have been ordered and more than 1,600 have been returned as of last week.Gov. Tony Evers’ administration announced in December it had partnered with Vault Medical Services to provide saliva-based tests.Users collect a saliva sample while a testing supervisor monitors the process via Zoom.The kits are then placed in a UPS drop box and the test results ... |
| 1/19/2021 |
State Collecting At-Home COVID-19 Tests |
urbanmilwaukee.com |
2019 Novel Coronavirus. Image by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.The state has begun distributing and receiving at-home test kits for COVID-19.The Evers Administration announced in December it had partnered with Vault Medical Services to provide saliva-based tests for free.Traci DeSalvo of the Department of Health Services told WPR’s “The Morning Show” that of the more than 12,000 kits ordered, more ... |
| 1/2/2021 |
State to offer at-home COVID-19 testing |
merrillfotonews.com |
0 Share:MADISON-On Tuesday, Dec,.22, Gov. Tony Evers, together with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS), announced a new contract with Vault Medical Services that will add an additional tool to the Wisconsin COVID-19 testing toolbox starting today. At-home COVID-19 saliva collection kits will be available to everyone who lives in Wisconsin, with or without symptoms, at no cost. “We believe that anyone in ... |
| 1/1/2021 |
New Mexico aims to boost at-home virus testing |
lcsun-news.com |
... boosting the number of COVID-19 tests conducted each day in the state. Testing is a key, they say, to isolating the disease and limiting its spread. The rollout of the new tests by Vault Medical Services , a New York-based company, ran into a few hiccups last week. Some participants were asked to provide a credit card, for example, even though the test is free — a technical error ... |
| 12/31/2020 |
NM aims to boost at-home virus testing |
abqjournal.com |
... boosting the number of COVID-19 tests conducted each day in the state. Testing is a key, they say, to isolating the disease and limiting its spread.The rollout of the new tests by Vault Medical Services , a New York-based company, ran into a few hiccups last week. Some participants were asked to provide a credit card, for example, even though the test is free — a technical error ... |
| 12/23/2020 |
Wisconsin announces free, at-home COVID-19 test kits for residents |
beloitdailynews.com |
SaveWisconsin residents will be getting at-home COVID-19 testing kits at no cost, Gov. Tony Evers announced Tuesday.The statewide, at-home testing program is part of a contract with Vault Medical Services that allows residents to order a saliva collection kit online and have it shipped to their home. The kit will include detailed instructions on how to collect the saliva. Residents will be able to communicate ... |
| 12/23/2020 |
Wisconsin to offer at-home COVID-19 testing option |
cbs58.com |
Art & Axe throwing to help Big Brothers and Big Sisters this...MADISON, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Gov. Tony Evers, together with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS), announced Tuesday, Dec. 22, a new contract with Vault Medical Services that will add an additional tool to the Wisconsin COVID-19 testing toolbox starting Tuesday. At-home COVID-19 saliva collection kits will be available to everyone who lives in Wisconsin, with ... |
| 12/23/2020 |
Wisconsin to provide free at-home COVID tests amid record deaths - South Florida Sun Sentinel |
Chicago Tribune |
... prevalence. The DHS reported 6,852 people had been tested between Monday and Tuesday. About 20,000 people were getting tested daily in mid-November. Advertisement The governor said his administration has struck a deal with Vault Medical Services to provide free at-home COVID-19 saliva tests. Anyone can order a test through the state Department of Health Services website starting immediately. After a testing kit arrives, users must collect a ... |
| 12/22/2020 |
Home COVID-19 testing kits now available |
hngnews.com |
SaveGov. Tony Evers, together with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS), announced Tuesday a new contract with Vault Medical Services that will add an additional tool to the Wisconsin COVID-19 testing toolbox to start immediately. At-home COVID-19 saliva collection kits will be available to everyone who lives in Wisconsin, with or without symptoms, at no cost.“We believe that anyone in Wisconsin who needs to ... |