COVID

It's a lot. We know.

There are probably a million questions going through your head, you're not alone. Below are frequently asked questions that can help shed light on the darkness surrounding COVID-19. For regular PCR tests, you must be seen as a patient. Pleaese check the FAQ for more info.

COVID FAQ

COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus also known as SARS-COV-2.

Our Rapid test is $75.00 and an out of pocket expense. You can schedule through the SELF-PAY RAPID COVID button below. We do not bill insurance and you will drive up to our office and be swabbed. Results will be available within 30 mins to an hour. 

Typically insurances will cover your COVID swab during one of our office visits.

Rapid antigen COVID tests are not billed to insurances and are a self-pay cost of $75.  These visits are strictly for swabbing. Please click the SELF-PAY RAPID COVID button above for more information and to schedule your swab.

COVID is primarily spread through respiratory droplets; meaning coughs, sneezes, or even talking. Anything that would transmit saliva is a way COVID can spread. If a sick person who just wiped their nose touched a surface, you then touched the surface and touched your mouth, you could contract COVID. The virus can live on surfaces which is why it is important to wash your hands frequently and wear a mask.

Great question. Social Distancing. Masks. Handwashing. Do not participate in large gatherings and keep 6 ft from people when you are out and about. Wear your mask as it protects you and the person next to you. Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds. Sing yourself happy birthday, twice. If you are tired of that song try the chorus to Jolene by Dolly Parton.

Great question! Hard answer. There are many symptoms, we will list some of the most common symptoms from the CDC. Exposure and contact tracing can be very important since some patients may only feel mildly congested or seasonal allergy like symptoms, while others can be very ill.

  • Cough
  • Shortness of Breath
  • Fever/Chills
  • Nausea/Vomiting
  • Diarrhea
  • Loss of taste or smell