Do you need to test before or after going on a trip? Or do you need a health check for a visa, immigration, work, or school-related services? Epicentre offers walk-in testing for everyone, meaning you donβt need to visit a general practitioner first.
Why Test?
Routine testing, even for individuals without testing, can help reduce the spread of viruses like COVID-19, making travel safer (Kiang, 2021). Many tourist, student, and work visas also require health assessments completed by registered healthcare professionals, and Epicentre can help with all of it (Department of Home Affairs).
π‘What Packages Does Epicentre Offer?
Epicentre offers a variety of comprehensive testing packages, including:
β’ π©Ί General wellness: Take control of your health with a wide range of general wellness tests such as the ODX Ultimate Package, Menopause Package, the Menβs Annual Wellness Package, and the Traveling For Work Test Panel.
β’ β€οΈ Sexual Health: Epicentre also offers multiple sexual health testing packages, including the Urinary Tract Infection Package, the Womenβs Large Sexual Health Package, a Comprehensive HPV Package, and more.
β’ βοΈ Travel-related testing: Whether youβve been traveling or are planning a trip soon, Epicentre offers packages such as COVID-19 Travel Testing and an International Flight Testing Package for pre-flight PCR testing.
β‘ Fast & Private testing at Epicentre
Epicentre provides testing with a quick turnaround and confidential results. All results are medically certified and can be used for official documentation.
ποΈ How to get tested
Get medically certified results fast and hassle-free.
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π References
1. Department of Home Affairs. Types of visas. Republic of South Africa. https://www.dha.gov.za/index.php/immigration-services/types-of-visas
2. Kiang, M.β―V., Chin, E.β―T., Huynh, B.β―Q., Chapman, L.β―A.β―C., RodrΓguez Barraquer, I., Greenhouse, B., Rutherford, G.β―W., Bibbins Domingo, K., Havlir, D., Basu, S., & Lo, N.β―C. (2021). Routine asymptomatic testing strategies for airline travel during the COVID 19 pandemic: A simulation study. The Lancet Infectious Diseases, 21(7), 929β938. https://doi.org/10.1016/S1473-3099(21)00134-1
