COVID-19 testing
Although the epidemic is still spreading, many tourist attractions, schools, and places of employment are slowly reopening to visitors. These places and organizations are asking students and visitors to prove they don't have COVID-19 to keep the infection to a minimum.
We focus on those who can prove negative COVID-19 testing to travel, work or go to school. We do not usually test for people with a current illness or those who have been in contact with someone with COVID-19. Anybody with an active infection should immediately seek medical attention at an acute-care hospital or local healthcare agency.
Can Pcr Testing Be Done On The Road?
Yes. Passport Health offers RT-PCR testing in a limited number of its locations.
Do I Need To Take A Covid-19 Exam Before I Travel Within The United States?
A negative PCR test may be required by some states before entry. It is especially true if you are traveling from states where COVID-19 is widespread. For a complete list of restrictions on domestic travel, visit the Passport Health website or contact your airline directly.
Do I Need To Pass A Covid-19 Exam Before Going On An Overseas Trip?
Before allowing travellers to enter their country, many countries require an rt pcr test for travel and prove a negative COVID-19 PCR test. Passport Health has information about international travel restrictions. You should also check with airlines before you fly. In many cases, you will need to collect test samples and provide negative results within 72 hours of your departure or arrival. However, some locations have longer windows.
Check to see if you are eligible for testing at your Passport Health facility to fulfill your travel requirements.
Where Is A COVID-19 Test?
Many Passport Health locations offer COVID-19 testing for viral and antibody infections. Before scheduling an appointment, make sure you check the website for your provider to confirm that testing is available in your area.
Passport Health offers COVID-19 testing to help businesses protect their employees.
Yes. Passport Health has a large network of clinics that allows for both onsite and offsite testing of employer workforces. If necessary, we can develop customized programs to meet the needs of each business. For more information, please visit the Corporate Wellness COVID-19 Page.
How do I schedule my COVID-19 testing?
Check our website to confirm that your Passport Health provider is offering COVID-19 testing.
You can schedule testing at your local clinic by calling the number above. There is a lot of interest in testing in many locations, so there may not be enough space.
What Should I Do If My Results Are Positive?
Depending on what test you have done, a positive viral or antibody test could indicate many things.
- * Antibody Testing -- If your body produces antibodies that can help protect against COVID-19 infection, a positive antibody test will indicate that you have passed an antibody test. This test does not necessarily indicate if you are infected and will not determine if you have long-term immunity. A viral COVID-19 test may be required if you have a positive antibody test. This will ensure that you are not currently sick or show no symptoms.
- * Viral Testing -- Positive viral tests are usually indicative of a current COVID-19 infection in the body. If you are positive for the virus, follow local quarantine protocols. If you are positive for the virus, many countries and states will refuse admission.
If you suspect or know that you have been exposed, you should follow the local regulations for quarantine and recommendations from the CDC. You should immediately seek medical attention and quarantine if you are positive for the virus COVID-19.
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