JCHC to Install Kiosks at Entrances in Place of Screeners

The Johnson County Healthcare Center will be installing kiosks at entrances to the facility to replace the human COVID screeners, according to CEO Luke Senden, who explains why they felt the need to order them.

Senden said the installation of the kiosks will allow the facility to possibly open more doors to the public.

The JCHC has limited the number of doors that were open during the last couple of years due to COVID.

Senden said there are COVID funds available to use for the kiosk project.

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Last modified: February 13, 2022