I had to go to a fairly busy IU Health facility today for a scheduled diagnostic test. I was met at the door with a guy clad in gown, face mask and clear plastic guard thing over his face screening everyone walking into the building. Asked whether I had recently been out of the country, and if I was exhibiting any symptoms. Upon answering in the negative, he applied a "screened" sticker to the front of my shirt and I went in. There were lots of patients all around with face masks - everyone seemed to be paying attention to what was going on around them, too...watching anyone coming into their space, etc. Just a general uneasy feeling I was picking up that was different than the typical vibe in those places. I was glad to get out of there when my testing was over, honestly.
They had signs everywhere about their online virtual Coronavirus screening they're offering. I thought that sounded like a good idea, it was the first I'd heard about it. Could help off-load a flood of foot traffic into ERs and clinics by the infected if people will use the service.
https://www.indystar.com/story/news...th-offers-free-virtual-screenings/4989114002/