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Township of Monroe News

3 NEW COVID-19 POSITIVE CASES REPORTED IN MONROE TOWNSHIP ON MONDAY

 

Known Cases

New Cases

Deaths

Recovered

United States

1,021,246

 

57,640

114,585

New Jersey

  113,856

2,887

6,442

 

Middlesex County

11,102

335

515

 

 

Monroe Township

 

462

 

3

50 Total

38 Long Term Care Facilities

12 Community-Wide

 

COVID-19 Cases received Monday, April 27:  New positive cases 3

18, male

90, male

77, female

MyInstaDoc ANNOUNCES ANTIBODY TESTING & COVID-19 TESTING NOW AVAILABLE IN MONROE TOWNSHIP:  MyInstaDoc Urgent Care has been offering Covid-19 PCR testing by nasal swab for over a month and served more than 1,800 people.

The physicians at MyInstaDoc Monroe announced the availability of igG Antibody Testing in addition to COVID-19 Swab Testing at the facility located at 298 Applegarth Road in Monroe Township.  The antibody testing using a reliable lab will show if a person has developed antibodies for COVID-19.   

igG Antibody Blood Testing- Antibody testing will be conducted in-office by appointment.  Please call for an appointment at 609-207-3220.  Currently this test is being offered to health care workers, first responders and public servants who are symptom-free.  To be considered for this testing a patient must be free from all COVID-19 symptoms for a period of no less than 14 days.  This service is being offered to symptom-free family members of those who were infected with COVID-19 and who have completed their period of quarantine.  This test will assess them for subclinical infection in the past.

COVID-19 Nasal Swab Testing:  This testing continues to be a drive-up test site, open TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. You must pre-register hereto secure a drive-up appointment time. The facility will serve pre-registered COVID-19 testing patients only from 9am – 1pm and drive-up patients from 1pm – 3:30pm.

UPDATED COVID-19 SYMPTOMS:  The CDC has updated its list of COVID-19 symptoms to chills, shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, and a loss of taste or smell. Onset of symptoms usually occurs between 2 and 14 days after exposure.