The drive-through assessment centre at Shrewsbury Town Football Club will close today as the number of cases continues to fall.
The centre, which was set up to provide face-to-face assessments for patients with symptoms of coronavirus, has seen a significant drop in cases over recent weeks leading to the decision to close the site.
The coronavirus home visiting service currently in operation across the county for patients who are housebound or unable to travel will continue.
The CCGs are now in discussion with partners and developing contingency plans to be ready to set up a replacement hot site should there be a second wave later in the year.
Dr Julian Povey, Chair of Shropshire CCG, said: “It is good news that the number of patients visiting the assessment centre has tailed off and that, thankfully, there have been lower levels of covid cases than originally anticipated in the area.
“The threat of coronavirus is still very much present however, and the CCGs are ready to respond if required.
“The assessment centre at Shrewsbury Town Football Club has carried out some very important work in uncertain times and has also played an integral part of the county’s coordinated response during the pandemic. I would like to thank everyone for their efforts.”
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