We are committed to the cleanliness of our facility and to providing an environment that is safe for our patients and employees. We appreciate your patience as we experience an influx of testing patients and longer wait times. Your safety is our number one priority!
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RAPID COVID-19 TESTING
Available 7 Days A Week, 8am-6pm
How much does testing cost?
Rapid Covid-19 Testing is included as part of your Urgent Care visit. Insurance is accepted, click here to learn more about pricing and insurance.
Cash-Pay Option: A Care Level 1 Urgent Care visit is $135. Your visit includes medical history, an examination with a provider, vital signs, rapid testing, and take-home instructions. Click here to learn more about pricing and insurance.
How long does it take to get my test result?
Test results are available in approximately 20 minutes using the BD Veritor Rapid Test. You will receive your result during your visit. If needed, we can email the result.
***At this time we do not offer PCR tests for COVID-19***
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COVID-19 ANTIBODY TESTING
Available 7 Days A Week, 8am-6pm
How much does Antibody testing cost?
Antibody Testing is included as part of your Urgent Care visit. Insurance is accepted, click here to learn more about pricing and insurance.
Cash-Pay Option: A Care Level 1 Urgent Care visit is $135. Your visit includes medical history, an examination with a provider, vital signs, rapid testing, and take-home instructions. Click here to learn more about pricing and insurance.
How long does it take to get my test result?
Test results are available in approximately 15-20 minutes using the SARS-CoV-2 antibody test. You will receive your result during your visit. If needed, we can email the result.
Does a positive test result mean I am immune to COVID-19?
A positive antibody test does not necessarily mean you are immune from SARS-CoV-2 infection, as it is not known whether having antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 will protect you from getting infected again. It does not indicate whether you can infect other people. Antibodies usually start developing within 1 to 3 weeks after infection.
