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State-funded COVID-19 monoclonal antibody infusion center opens in Fort Worth
Tarrant County is now offering a special treatment for people with COVID-19 who are not yet seriously ill enough to be in a hospital.
MCKINNEY, Texas - A new anti-body infusion center has opened in McKinney for those sick with COVID-19.
The state-sponsored facility will start to accept patients on Thursday. The Regional Infusion Center is located at Collin College at the McKinney Campus Conference Center, located at 2400 Community Avenue.
Regeneron's monoclonal antibodies will be used at the center to treat outpatients who've been referred by a doctor.
The hope is by offering these treatments early on, patients won’t end up in hospitals that are already tight on resources.
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