Health
4 August 2020
By Kayt Sukel
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WHEN Antoine Dupont started to feel under the weather in mid-July, he immediately wanted to be tested for the coronavirus. Unable to find a facility where he could get this done near his home in West Palm Beach, Florida, a friend told him about an urgent care clinic with a handful of appointments in Boca Raton, 30 minutes away. He secured a test for the next Friday.
“The nurse said I’d hear back by Tuesday because of the weekend, which seemed a little long to me,” he …
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