Riberalab boosts its Covid testing service in its San Juan laboratory in Alicante

• The Ribera healthcare group’s laboratory division has increased the number of tests carried out in order to help ensure safety during the de-escalation and avoid a fourth wave.

• The testing and analysis center of reference in Alicante, Cialab, owned by the group, is specialized in the organization and logistics of Covid tests for groups and communities, and they travel to companies, professional bodies and events in order to control the spread.

Valencia, 1st, March, 2021 – Riberalab, the Ribera healthcare group’s laboratory division, is strengthening the Covid testing service in its center in San Juan, Alicante, in order to help ensure safety during the de-escalation which begins today in the Valencian Community, with the re-opening of terraces in hospitality, an end to the weekend perimeter closure of big cities and with up to four people now, who aren’t living together, being able to meet in public spaces.

The testing and analysis center of reference in Alicante, Cialab, now owned by the Ribera group and managed by Riberalab, is strategically placed, at San Juan beach (Alicante). It is specialized in the organization and logistics of Covid tests for individuals at the center, as well as groups and communities, for whom they carry out the test on site, at the company branch, professional body or entity concerned, with the aim of avoiding the movement of their workers, speeding up the process and reducing the waiting time for results. Cialab is also a benchmark in the carrying out of genetic and molecular analysis, which includes prenatal and oncohematological cytogenetics as well as the detection of hereditary diseases.

With all eyes on the San José long weekend and the imminent arrival of Holy week and Easter, Riberalab are carrying out Covid tests for those with an appointment, with total safety, either in their center in San Juan or by arranging for their professionals to travel to workplaces or community areas. The aim is to carry out the greatest number of tests possible, adapting to the demand, in order to help the de-escalation and avoid a fourth wave and an increase in coronavirus cases.