Drive-through COVID-19 testing is avaiable from 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Monday through Friday and 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Saturday and Sunday.

IMPORTANT TESTING INFORMATION:

COVID-19 test results typically take 24-72 hours to return.

1. Testing is currently offered to patients who

• in the last 48 hours experienced symptoms of COVID-19

• have had a known high-risk exposure in the past 5 to 7 days. High risk exposure is defined as close contact (<6 feet) for ≥ 15 minutes to a laboratory-confirmed case of COVID-19.

• need it to return to school or work, or for travel requirements as supply allows.

2. Patients will be asked to complete a history form, will have their vital signs taken, and will be evaluated by a provider. Most testing can be completed without you exiting your vehicle, but if a provider determines you need more assessment or care, we may help you schedule an in-person visit for a more comprehensive assessment. This may result in a visit charge to you or your insurance carrier. No pets are allowed in vehicles during testing.

3. All COVID-19 test results are delivered through the Trinity Health MyChart patient portal. Patients will need to sign up for MyChart to get their results. Due to the overwhelming number of COVID-19 positive cases, we are unable to call every patient with a positive test result. Patients under the age of 18 and over the age of 60, and those without MyChart, who receive a positive test result will receive a phone call, but we encourage patients between 18 and 59 to check MyChart frequently for your test result and instructions.

Select a reason for your visit:

Select “Urgent Care” if you would like to come into the urgent care facility for your visit – you can still be tested for COVID-19/Flu/strep if needed. This is for patients that need assessment or treatment that can’t be done in your vehicle.

Select “Drive-thru Test (COVID, FLU, STREP)” if you would like to be tested via Drive-thru for COVID-19, Flu, or Strep– All patients will see a provider who will help determine the most appropriate testing for you.

 But first, please make sure you don't need to call 911.