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ProHealth reopens Covid testing site

   September 2, 2021

ProHealth has reopened the COVID-19 testing location in Pensacola at 3298 Summit Blvd Suite 51. The building officially opened for business on Thursday, Sept. 2, and offers patients rapid antigen and antibody COVID testing on Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-Noon and 1-3 p.m. The testing site is walk-ins only.

Due to the high rise in COVID numbers, ProHealth decided to reopen their COVID testing site in Pensacola. In August 2020, ProHealth opened a testing site in Pensacola. The testing site was closed when COVID numbers dropped, and testing moved to their lab and clinic locations in Pensacola.

Owner Danette Krumel said, “Our offices have been working extremely hard through the new rise in COVID-19. This expansion will help ensure safety, as well as making the process of getting a COVID test quicker and more efficient.”

ProHealth also provides Rapid RT-PCR testing at their Pensacola Clinic, a test commonly used for traveling. COVID testing is available at all nine ProHealth locations.

ProHealth specializes in providing Northwest Florida with affordable health services, including primary care, low-cost lab work for people without health insurance or those who have high deductibles, DNA paternity testing, adult, travel and flu immunizations, occupational, drug and alcohol testing, DOT and employment physicals, tuberculosis screenings, B12 injections, and much more. Walk-ins are welcome for most services. For more information, please visit ProHealthFL.com.

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