Any worker in SF who is going in to work, or anyone living in SF with at least one symptom of COVID-19, can get tested for free regardless of insurance. Visit http://SF.gov/GetTestedSF or call 311.
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This week we’re launching three new COVID-19 testing opportunities—a mobile site in the Tenderloin, a site at City College, and testing for families in Hunters View—to bring resources to neighborhoods that are underserved and bolster our testing capacity.https://twitter.com/MyrPressOffice/status/1262414942394650629 …
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We are in our third month of this. Why have San Francisco's testing and contact tracing capacities not ramped up to meet the challenge so that we can move past phase 2?
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It’s this voluntary thing and they still ask about symptoms instead of being systematic.This is as shitty as the sidewalks
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Good, well thought out, strategic, site locations. Please consider the top of Market street, Visitation Valley/Sunnydale, Broadway Street area, Haight /Ashbury, and Chinatown. We thank you for all that you do, Mayor London Breed.
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Thank you for your suggestions. Did you know that
#SF has 28 public & private testing sites through out the city? Visit our testing map at https://datasf.org/covid19-testing-locations/ … to find the site closest to you.
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“Bayview Heights” was one that we heard from a realtor. Actually was a great neighborhood but nothing < $1mm
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Is this an antibody test?
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no it is just testing for covid-19. for antibody tests, they are still being ramped up for trials. i believe that UCSF is leading that charge.
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Where at City College? I’m really hoping not in the parking lots where kids get to ride their bikes and get fresh air during all of this ...only open space in this neighborhood.
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Thanks for your question. The testing site is at the City College Student Health Center (50 Frida Kahlo Way). Visit http://sf.gov/GetTestedSF or call 311 to schedule a test. Use this map to find the location closest to you: https://datasf.org/covid19-testing-locations/ …
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