This is how Verily’s drive-through coronavirus testing works

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Google sister-company Verily is conducting a limited coronavirus testing project in the Bay area.
Verily released a new video to help illustrate the simplicity of the entire drive-through coronavirus testing process.
People who qualify for the test will be directed to a location where they’ll follow a three-step procedure to have their samples collected. The results will arrive a few days later via email or a phone call.
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It already feels like it happened months ago, but President Trump only declared the coronavirus national emergency two weeks ago. During that press conference, he mentioned a Google COVID-19 project that seemed incredible. Google was supposedly working on a website that would be available nationwide and would include details about coronavirus testing. The reveal startled Google, which was then forced to admit it wasn’t working on anything of the sort. Instead, it was its sister company Verily that was indeed developing a limited COVID-19 screening project for the Bay Area. In the days that followed, Google announced it would develop a COVID-19 site to provide quick access to information about the novel coronavirus. But the site wasn’t exactly the sophisticated resource that Trump promised, and lacked information about testing. At the same time, Verily kicked off online registrations for COVID-19 testing and the available spots were quickly filled up. Since then, Verily launched a video that explains how its drive-through coronavirus testing works and said it’s working on expanding the program.

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