We perform COVID-19 PCR testing, rapid testing, and antibody testing. This offering includes uninsured patients.
Access the lab portal for your COVID-19 PCR test results.
Virus tests are categorized based on what they look for: (i) molecular tests, which look for the virus’s genetic material; and (ii) antigen tests that look for viral proteins. The various tests all use a sample collected from the either the nose, throat, or mouth; that may be sent away to an outside lab or …
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If you are paying for your healthcare, then you should start thinking of ways through which you can save on your healthcare cost. The cost of job-based health insurance is rising, and the employees have to bear a load of higher deductibles on top of premiums. Therefore, even getting sick can come at an undesirable …
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Currently, there are three types of tests for COVID-19: rapid testing, diagnostic PCR testing, and antibody testing. The diagnostic tests (rapid and PCR) are used to find an active strain of the virus. The antibody test is designed to find antibodies that fought against the virus, at least two weeks after exposure. When coming in …
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The best time to get a flu shot is right before flu season. Flu season typically falls between the fall and winter months, and getting vaccinated can decrease your chances of catching the flu, and giving it to others. You should aim to have your flu shot by the end of October, but getting it …
