To help meet the community’s demand for COVID-19 testing, Gleneagles Chengdu Hospital has launched a new nuclei acid testing service for companies and groups that takes just five minutes, with the results issued within 24 hours.
Patients can use their mobile phones to purchase the test before going to the hospital to get tested. Once the sample has been collected, the results will be sent to our patients via WeChat, ensuring convenience and safety.
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