Total Testing Solutions (TTS), a medical diagnostic testing service located in Los Angeles, US, has debuted a new technology, LINK, which aims to create safer travel and events in the post-pandemic world. LINK is an end-to-end software solution designed for businesses, hospitality groups, and venues to track test results and vaccination records for employees and guests. The system hopes to help businesses adapt to new and evolving safety measures, rules, and regulations by streamlining the screening process before entry, perform on-site testing, and/or confirm patrons have valid negative tests or vaccine cards. TTS has already partnered with sports teams and corporations such as Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) and the San Jose Sharks. They have also partnered with Nobu and Four Seasons hospitality groups to provide guests with access to self-collection Covid-19 test kits, and rapid testing for flu, antigens and antibodies. Lauren Trenkle, CEO of TTS, said: “We are proud to be helping the event and travel industries open back up safely and efficiently through our introduction of LINK. With LINK, we have proven that the power of innovative technology can be leveraged to overcome challenges that seem insurmountable.” LINK will soon be introducing ID Checks in which individuals who upload their vaccine card system will be prompted to upload a copy of their government issued ID and a selfie for easy visual verification during check in at a venue. This feature aims to be most useful in high population areas such as Los Angeles County, where new mandates will require cross-referencing vaccine cards with government issued identification. (Image: Pixabay)
TTS develops Covid-19 test tracking software
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