The testing points network should stay preserved - the antigene testing will therefore take place at the same testing points as PCR testings do. For a list of the testing points (in Czech only) please see https://koronavirus.mzcr.cz/seznam-odberovych-center/. The scheduled patient density should amount to 20 - 30 per testing point per hour. The total countrywide testing capacity has been scheduled to 30,000 - 40,000 tests per day. Also, a third testing point network that should support the accessibility of testings on a regional level is in the making. It is a network of contractors providing medical services (GPs, specialised physicians, stomatologists...) and it is intended for their regular patients. Within this network, the final decision about whether an antigen test will be carried out or not relies on the physician, it is not a claims service at the collection point. If such independent medical facility decides to register as a collection point, then it will be possible to book a test there. As for now, there are already hundreds of such independent medical facilities registered as collection points. They are not a claims service, they serve their patients. You can find the best point at your physician at: https://www.lekaripomahajicesku.cz/seznam-ambulantnich-ordinaci-antigenni-testy/ (Czech only). At https://crs.uzis.cz/Antigen you can find a list of all public collection points including the information on their current capacity. Since December 17, they will also help you with the reservation date on the Infoline 1221. It is available at business days from 8-19 and from 9-16.30 at the weekend. Persons with worsened hearing or foreigners that prefer a written form of communication can also use the option of a transcribed call (link: https://covid-19.infolinky.textcom.cz/app/).