Monoclonal antibody treatment site to open in Barnstorm Theater in The Villages

A monoclonal antibody treatment site will open in the Barnstorm Theater in The Villages.

Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday declared the kickoff of the treatment community in the cinema at Brownwood Paddock Square.

The treatment site will be open seven days seven days from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. what’s more, has the ability to serve in excess of 300 patients each day.

The lead representative said the treatment community will help the state fight COVID-19.

Monoclonal antibody medicines can forestall hospitalization or demise in high-hazard patients with COVID-19 and are broadly accessible in Florida, as per the Florida Department of Health. People 12 years and more seasoned who are high-hazard, that have contracted or been presented to COVID-19, are qualified for this treatment. Treatment is free and inoculation status doesn’t make any difference. Learn more here.

Sumter County has the most elevated immunization rate in the state, however that hasn’t ensured assurance from the Coronavirus.

“In Sumter, you have an immense number of individuals who have had chances. Yet, we’re actually seeing the wave,” the lead representative said.

Since the pandemic started, Sumter County has recorded 11,718 COVID-19 cases and 284 passings. The sums in Lake County and Marion County have been a lot higher.