Who should get COVID-19 diagnostic testing?
Who should get antibody testing?
Diagnostic testing is for people who are currently sick and want to know if they’re infected with COVID-19. If you have symptoms, book a Virtual Visit with a Someone Cares provider. If testing is recommended based on your screening, the physician will identify sites close to your physical location to book an appointment for a COVID-19 nasal swab test.
If you have emergency warning signs for COVID-19, seek care immediately.
COVID-19 antibody testing is for people who want to know if they’ve already had COVID-19 (or been exposed to it) without knowing. To get started, book a consultation through your primary care office, urgent care clinics or QuickCare clinics.
Antibody testing is unnecessary for people who have already tested positive for COVID-19 via nasal swab. If you’re currently sick or may have been exposed to COVID-19 in the past two weeks, do not book antibody testing.
How we are committed to your safety
Covid Screening
All patients, staff and visitors coming to our clinics and offices undergo pre-screening for COVID-19 symptoms.
Requiring Masks
Requiring protective gear for all patients, visitors and staff. Patients must bring face masks or coverings from home to wear at appointments.
Social Distancing
Limiting the number of people in shared spaces, enforcing social distancing and using mobile waiting rooms to limit interaction with others.
Enhanced Sanitation
Offices and clinics are cleaned and disinfected rigorously, following CDC infection prevention guidelines.