Rite Aid opens 317 new COVID-19 testing sites today, including several across New Jersey

Rite Aid announced it has opened 317 additional COVID-19 testing sites today, including several locations across New Jersey and New York.

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Feb 5, 2021, 3:01 PM

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Updated 1,345 days ago

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Rite Aid announced it has opened 317 additional COVID-19 testing sites today, including several locations across New Jersey and New York.

Testing is free and will operate through the pharmacy's drive-through window. The site will utilize self-swab nasal tests overseen by pharmacists.

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Patients are required to pre-register on the company's website to reserve a time slot for testing. Testing is available for all people 4 years of age or older, regardless if they are exhibiting virus symptoms.

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