FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

What is COVID-19 diagnostic test and when should I get it?

The COVID-19 diagnostic test checks for a current infection by detecting the genetic material of the virus in respiratory secretions. You should get tested if you are experiencing symptoms or if you have been in close contact with someone who has tested positive.

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What is COVID-19 rapid antibody rest and when should I get it?

The COVID-19 rapid antibody test is available for patients who have never been symptomatic or have been symptomatic but have recovered from acute illness for 2 weeks. The test requires a provider evaluation and is not used to diagnose a current COVID-19 infection. A negative result does not rule out infection and does not imply or confirm that you have developed an immunity to the COVID-19 virus. It only indicates a likelihood that you’ve had exposure to or were infected by the virus in the past.

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What should I do if I need to visit a Tri-County Urgent Care, Heath and Wellness Center?

Please check in online and complete your e-registration. Please also do not bring any additional friends or family members with you to your visit unless necessary.

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Do I need to worry about COVID-19 exposure if I'm visiting a clinic?
We are committed to providing the highest level of care and our sanitization procedures are highly effective against COVID-19.

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Does Tri-County Urgent Care, Health And Wellness Center offer telemedicine?

Tri-County Urgent Care, Health And Wellness Center offers telemedicine services via a video visit for patients experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, as well as for a variety of urgent care symptoms ranging from a sore throat, runny nose and cough, to UTI, allergies, sunburn and more. Telemedicine appointments are facilitated by a Tri-County Urgent Care, Health And Wellness Center provider and are currently available Monday-Sunday. 

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