About testandgo™
LTS, formally known as Longview International Technology Solutions, is an award-winning enterprise consulting, IT modernization, and healthcare innovations firm located out of Herndon, VA.
As a leading provider of COVID-19 response services across the country, LTS has provided testing and vaccinations for communities that constitute more than 55% of the U.S. population.
Throughout the pandemic, LTS Health observed first-hand the critical need to improve our nation’s health equity and increase overall access to public health resources.
The team leveraged the latest in automated technology to create the testandgo™ kiosk – a safe, reliable, and contactless experience for medical testing and health product dispensary.
Our medical consultants
Chief Medical Officer
David E. Wilmot, MD, FAAFP
David E. Wilmot, MD, FAAFP, has served as the chief medical officer for LTS since March 2021. In this capacity, he has helped lead the efforts for COVID-19 testing and vaccination operations across 37 states. Dr. Wilmot’s areas of expertise include population management, healthcare IT, and quality assurance. He is also a certified medical review officer in support of required commercial and federal drug testing.
Chief Medical Officer
Diane Foley, MD, FAAP
Diane Foley, MD, FAAP, is LTS’ chief medical officer for public health and the former deputy assistant secretary for population affairs and director of the Office for Adolescent Health at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. In this capacity, she served as a principal advisor on a range of reproductive and population health topics. Dr. Foley has also served on multiple interagency task forces focused on addressing the opioid and HIV epidemics.
Chief Medical Officer
Jerry Fenwick, MD, FAAEM
Jerry Fenwick, MD, FAAEM, serves as LTS’ chief medical officer for disaster and international medicine. With 32 years of experience as an emergency and trauma physician, he is a subject matter expert in the areas of U.S. disaster recovery and mitigation, public health and emergency medicine, and preparedness and response to emergencies and disasters, including the opioid epidemic.