A week after the opening of a coronavirus center in downtown Kelowna, Interior Health suspended service at the site.
The resolution to suspend service, according to Interior Health, was taken due to the stabilization of the figures in Kelowna.
However, according to the fitness association, if necessary, your doors may be temporarily reopened.
The check site on Five0five Doyle Avenue opened on Tuesday 4 August and included first-come, first-served checks, seven days a week, starting at 5pm. 10:30 p.m.
From now on, those who wish to be evaluated should do so by an appointment at the Center for Primary Care and Indoor Health Emergencies at 1141 Harvey Avenue.
IHA says tests at the Primary Care and Emergency Center will continue seven days a week, from 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., and are open to everyone else with mild symptoms.
To schedule an appointment at the first-line and emergency care center, 250-469-6985.
Interior Health says coVID-19 are:
IHA says milder symptoms could possibly come with runny nose, fatigue, aches, diarrhea, headaches, sore throat, vomit and red eyes.
“Anyone with mild symptoms should be tested,” Interior Health said.
“The Kelowna (emergency care and care center number one) has the capacity to meet the existing call for verification. If necessary, a prolonged COVID-19 verification capability can be temporarily reactivated in the community.”
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