COVID-19 Testing Available
Primary Care Plus provides COVID-19 Testing and Antibody Testing. Please note turnaround times will be longer based on the number of tests performed. Click below for our location details.
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.
COVID-19 Testing & Antibody Testing is available at Primary Care Plus, please visit our Location page for center details.
Primary Care Plus provides COVID-19 Testing and Antibody Testing. Please note turnaround times will be longer based on the number of tests performed. Click below for our location details.
Understand the difference between the COVID molecular, rapid, and antibody tests by viewing this chart.
To help reduce anxiety that you and/or your child may be feeling, here are four things you should know before having your child tested.
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
You have questions, we have answers.
Learn more about the what the test does and does not do.
Coronavirus is not a new virus; however, the current strain is new. Get familiar with the symptoms and recommended treatment.
CDC is responding to the novel coronavirus outbreak. Find updated information, symptoms, and what to do if you think you or a family member has COVID-19.
There are many questions and unfortunately misinformation about COVID-19.
Check out the Coronavirus Disease Myth Busters by the World Health Organization.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is providing 1) background information on several cases of a recently reported multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) associated with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19); and 2) a case definition for this syndrome.