COVID-19 testing sites in the D.C. area operated by Curative are shutting down in phases as the company pivots nationwide from testing to health insurance.
“Curative will continue to offer COVID-19 testing services at select locations throughout the country through the end of this year … Curative is proud to have been a crucial resource for the D.C. metro area during the COVID-19 pandemic,” a Curative spokesperson told the Washington Times.
The first closures will occur on Nov. 30, when all but one of the sites operated alongside Arlington County will shut down.
The county noted that kiosk testing demand had fallen 80% year-over-year, but also emphasized that the Arlington Mills Community Center kiosk would remain open through Dec.