In recent days, Anchorage has been plagued by long lines and confusion over COVID-19 testing site operations - all of which has been aggravated by rising demand for testing amid a virus surge tied to the ultra-transmissible omicron variant. The location at 5000 Spenard Road is indoors, but a note on the city’s testing website says that symptomatic individuals seeking testing should park, remain in their car and call 90 to have someone come out to them. on Monday and will remain open around the clock after that, Spencer said Tuesday. The Alaska Park site will open at its usual time - 7 a.m. Starting Monday, Anchorage will have a 24-hour COVID-19 testing site while additional testing locations could be on the way, according to a major testing provider.Ĭapstone Clinic, a health care company based in Wasilla that operates several testing sites in Anchorage, is expanding hours at its Alaska Park testing site to 24/7 operations beginning Monday, according to CEO Dennis Spencer. A sign directs people to a COVID-19 testing site operated by Capstone Clinic at Alaska Park, a parking garage near the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, on Friday, Dec.
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