3 New COVID-19 Testing Sites Open in Camden County, NJ
With returning COVID-19 cases on the rise in New Jersey due to the Omicron variant, Camden County increased its number of testing facilities.
From Saturday to Monday, the county detected just over 4,900 positive cases of coronavirus, Patch.com report. More than a thousand of them are children under the age of 18.
The increase in cases is likely due to holiday gatherings and complicated by flu season with overlapping symptoms.
If you live in the Camden County area, additional test capabilities have been established at the following points CAMcare location:
- CAMcare; Chapter 121 Pike, Clementon, NJ
- CAMcare East; 2610 Federal Street, Camden, NJ
- CAMcare Gateway Health Center; 817 Union Street, Camden, NJ
Appointments at CAMCare is recommended, but pedestrians are welcome. For more information, call 856-583-2400.
Other COVID testing sites in Camden County include:
Medical Center at Camden County College (Blackwood Campus); College Drive, Blackwood, NJ (saliva testing by appointment only Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.; no appointment needed Thursday 8a-11a)
Charles J. DePalma . Public Works Complex; 2311 Egg Harbor Rd., Lindenwold, NJ (saliva test Tuesdays 8a-11a)
Camden County Complex; 2300 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden City, NJ (saliva test Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 8a-11a; no appointment needed)
Cooper University Hospital; Broadway & Stevens St., Camden, NJ (Monday through Friday, 9:15 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday 8:12 p.m.)
Special care for Cooper at Cherry Hill; 2339 Marlton Pike West, Cherry Hill, NJ (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8a-4:30p; Saturday and Sunday 8a-12p; appointment only and no symptoms)
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