Testing
What test to take and when, where are the tests administered, how long does it take for results to arrive and what is a serologic test?
What test to take and when, where are the tests administered, how long does it take for results to arrive and what is a serologic test?
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Test Types
Information about types of tests, what is tested and what is a serologic test -
When Do I Take A COVID-19 Test
When is each test taken and where is it valid -
How and Where can I get Tested?
How and where is test is taken and how much does each test cost -
Test Results
When do you get a test result and how, types of test results -
At-Risk Groups
At-risk groups for severe illness
At-Risk Groups
At-risk groups for severe illness
- Those aged 60 and older
- Residents of nursing and assisted living facilities
- Patients suffering from chronic lung conditions, including asthma
- Patients suffering from cystic fibrosis
- Patients suffering from diabetes
- Patients suffering from chronic renal conditions, patients undergoing dialysis
- Patients suffering from chronic liver conditions, patients suffering from cirrhosis of the liver
- Patients suffering from hematological conditions such as thalassemia and sickle cell anemia
- Patients suffering from malignant diseases who underwent treatments in the last five years
- Patients suffering from cerebrovascular conditions
- Patients suffering from heart conditions – heart failure, ischemic heart disease, cardiomyopathy
- Immunosuppressed individuals
- Those suffering from obesity over BMI 30
- Individuals with Down Syndrome
- HIV patients
- Residents of mental health facilities
- Patients suffering from mental health conditions such as schizophrenia
- Patients suffering from chronic neurological conditions
- Children suffering from genetic or metabolic conditions
- Pregnant women