I'm not sure what the story is with this place. I needed to get an antigen test for Covid, I found this facility via a web search and though it was pricier than some other places at $150, I needed results quickly so I booked an appointment, filled out the form online and paid. Though the website I was taken to in order to book this appointment was for Concimed, when the screen popped up to confirm the appointment, it had a logo for "Alliance Health" and all the confirmation and followup e-mails I received were from Alliance Health.
When I arrived, I noted this place was filled with barber chairs and there was a small area at the front of the shop they had curtained off where they were doing the Covid testing. It appeared to be a barber shop or salon where they just happened to have a "pop up" area to do Covid tests. I gave the woman my name, explained I had an appointment and she gave me a clipboard and asked me to fill out the form. It was exactly the same form I'd already completed on the internet when I'd booked my visit. I'm not sure why they ask you to complete all that information ahead of time on the internet when they're just going to ask for all of it again when you arrive - seems like they've either wasted your time by having you do it online, or they're wasting your time by having you do it all again when you arrive.
I returned the clipboard and noted the woman had something to the effect of "Lice Troopers" embroidered on the front of her scrubs. Odd, but OK. The antigen test was quick, she didn't stab my brain like some of the PCR test facilities have done and basically used a Q-Tip to swab only the opening of both nostrils. My result came to me quickly via e-mail.
When I got home, I did a search for this street address and I got several hits for "Lice Troopers" and "Lice Removal and Lice Treatment Services". That in mind, I'm not sure what role Concimed or Alliance Health plays here, but it appears I came to the facility of Lice Troopers, and they just happen to have a side hustle, offering covid testing. I guess that also explains all the barber-style chairs everywhere. Enjoy! read more