Frequently Asked Questions

testandgo kiosks gather first-hand evidence on communities’ healthcare needs and challenges, thereby strengthening advocacy efforts and enabling non-profit influence over policies and practices at the systemic level. This platform also serves an additional source of funding for grant applications while providing measurable outcomes in focused populations for donors.

testandgo aligns its services and products with a mission-backed vision and community-focused goals. Designed to work with unique, hard to reach demographics, such as Veterans, tribal nations, the economically disadvantaged, and the socially vulnerable, this platform promotes health equity while addressing common health disparities within the community.

testandgo uses patient-reported outcomes for better data collection and provides new insights into the social determi- nants of health in national, regional, and local jurisdictions. Government entities can leverage this data to analyze popu- lation health trends and prepare for public health emergencies by surveilling for potential hot spots for infectious disease and areas that demand further intervention and education.

testandgo achieves more than 15 of the federal government’s “Healthy People 2023” objectives and aligns with the CDC’s Overdose Prevention Strategy and Division of STD Prevention Strategic Plan 2022-2026. This platform also provides a tangible outcome for budget allocations set aside for expanding health services to underserved communities.

testandgo improves employee productivity and attendance by providing advanced health and wellness solutions in the workplace. By enabling early detection and links back to health education, these kiosks also reduce healthcare costs related to medical care needed for illness or injury.

testandgo kiosks demonstrate an innovative approach to population health that understands individual preferences and empowers people to take control of their health. When situated across the workplace, these kiosks build a sense of community that is based on wellness and can lead to increased engagement and positive perceptions of the company among current and potential employees.

testandgo reduces barriers to academic achievement, including absenteeism due to illness or injury, by creating a bridge to school health centers and additional health resources. With early detection capabilities and links back to health education, each facilitates improved health and wellness on campus.

testandgo kiosks demonstrate an innovation approach to population health that understands student preferences and empowers individuals to take control of their health. When situated across campus, these kiosks build a sense of community that is based on wellness and can lead to increased engagement and positive perceptions of the institution among students, parents, staff members, and donors.

If you would like to learn more about the possibilities of testandgo kiosks, including how they can be used in your community, please contact testandgo@lts.com.

testandgo kiosks are rapidly expanding in states across the U.S. The experts behind this platform are actively working on enhancing its capabilities to include point-of-care molecular testing with near real-time results and prescription medication dispensing.

testandgo uses patient-reported outcomes for better data collection and provides new insights into the social determinants of health in national, regional, and local jurisdictions. Health entities can leverage this data to analyze population health trends and prepare for public health emergencies by surveilling for potential hot spots for infectious disease and areas that demand further intervention and education.

testandgo extends the reach and capabilities of health departments, enabling providers to serve for people without requiring addition- al resources. For the state of Georgia, each testandgo kiosk was responsible for redeploying up to four staff members to tasks involving higher touch care. This helps health entities overcome issues related to staffing shortages, an aging workforce, and clinical burnout.