Vitality offers Covid-19 tests to members

Provided in partnership with DocTap

Adam Saville
clock • 2 min read

VitalityHealth has started offering coronavirus tests to its health members.

Covid-19 testing has been made available by Vitality for additional charges to its health members. All tests are provided in partnership with Vitality face-to-face GP provider, DocTap, who will conduct the test, provide the results and provide any additional support to members. There are two types of antibody tests available to Vitality members. A rapid antibody test (SureScreen) can be done by taking a blood sample during the consultation. Results are available within 10 minutes and the test costs £18. A blood sample can be sent sent to a laboratory (done by The Doctor's Laborator...

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