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Looking Back on 2021: Recognition for Our Work
Throughout 2021, our team on the field, in the labs, and in the office have worked hard to deliver healthcare equitably in a time of crisis. As the COVID-19 pandemic persisted, communities across the country have been impacted socially, economically, and physically.

Increased Options for COVID-19 Testing: Curative Product Offerings
Curative now offers more testing solutions as we continue to battle the COVID-19 pandemic. When booking an appointment for a COVID-19 test, it is important to know what options are available and which test to select.

How Much Does a COVID-19 Test Cost? What You Need to Know About Your Test With Curative
At Curative, we’re doing everything we can to make testing affordable and accessible to all patients while easing their concerns about the process and billing. We follow federal and state laws, rules, and regulations to implement a no out-of-pocket cost model for patients with valid insurance accessing COVID-19 tests offered across the country at Curative test sites.

Keeping Your Community Safe as COVID-19 Hospitalizations Rise
Despite the fact that more than 50% of Americans are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, that figure falls short of most estimates for what is needed for herd immunity, which typically range from 70-90% vaccination.

Negative COVID-19 Test Required for an Event? Where to Get Fast Results
Planning on attending a large public gathering in fall or winter of 2021? There’s a chance that you will be asked to present proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test to help keep everyone involved in the event safe.

Curative’s 2020-2021 Impact Report
To our patients, team members, partners, and supporters — It has been a monumental year rising to the challenge of providing healthcare during a global pandemic. I am grateful for my teammates who have tirelessly demonstrated their commitment to ending COVID-19, and I am humbled by the trust and support our patients and community partners have placed in us.

Changing COVID-19 Restrictions: Communities Work to Prevent Rising Cases
The number of new COVID-19 cases has been increasing sharply since the start of July, which has prompted a new wave of COVID-19 hospitalizations. In response, COVID restrictions have been updated in some parts of the country.

Curative is Positioned to Take on Delta and Any Future Variants — the Monrovia Lab with Jean Xie
As the Delta variant’s high transmissibility presents a challenge to public health across the globe, we’re working to accurately track, report, and understand its sequencing in order to provide health guidance in line with the most up-to-date information.

Returning to College Campuses During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Now, more than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, colleges and universities are returning to in-person classes and activities. However, the vulnerability of college students is more glaring now than ever due to the spread of misinformation, low vaccination rates, breakthrough infections, and increasing COVID-19 cases, which may potentially lead to a fourth wave.

COVID-19 in Schools: How Students and Teachers Can Stay Safe this Fall
The 2020-2021 school year brought no shortage of confusion and uncertainty with regards to COVID-19 in schools. Some schools were open, some were closed, and some offered a combination of online and in-person classes as the year progressed.

“Can I Travel After Getting the COVID Vaccine?” What You Should Know
The travel industry is having its busiest days since March 2020. Many fully vaccinated individuals may be wondering if it is safe for them to travel and what restrictions are still in place for air travel and other forms of travel.

Why Are COVID-19 Cases Rising in Some States as Vaccinations Increase?
More and more Americans are getting vaccinated against COVID-19 every day. However, in some states, there are certain weeks when there is an increasing, rather than decreasing number of cases. What is causing this to happen, even as vaccination numbers in those states increase?