Patient Safety
The safety of our patients and staff are top priority. Read about the safety precautions we are taking including how we disinfect the site, what screening patients means, who should wear face masks and more.
Your Safety is our #1 Priority
We are taking extra precautions to ensure your health and safety when visiting our centers. You will notice a change in the registration/check-in process, waiting rooms have been redesigned to follow social distancing, patients and staff wearing masks and more! In addition to specifics about changes we made to help enhance your safety, this page offers educational resources about COVID-19. The more you know the better you can care for yourself and your family.
Rapid Molecular COVID tests are available only for patients that have not been exposed to COVID and who do not have symptoms (click here for COVID symptoms).
Please visit the location nearest you and call the center when you are in the parking lot.
For the safety of our staff and other patients, you will be registered from your car and brought in when a room is ready.
COVID-19 tests are provided upon evaluation and recommendation by our providers.
Click Here to See Wait Times by Location
Rapid Covid-19 Test: $120, results in 15 minutes
PCR Test: $150, results in 1 to 2 days
Pricing includes clinical exam
The safety of our patients and staff are top priority. Read about the safety precautions we are taking including how we disinfect the site, what screening patients means, who should wear face masks and more.
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