ACCURATE COVID TESTING
WORRIED YOU MAY HAVE BEEN EXPOSED TO COVID-19? THE SIMPLEST WAY TO GET TESTED
Get your COVID-19 rapid test today - quick, convenient, and accurate. Don’t wait in line when you can make an appointment for a rapid test and get your results in just 15 minutes.
No waiting in line
Appointment based
Results in 15 minutes
Accurate results
In clinic or in-home services
Rapid Antigen Test
Results in 15 minute
This new rapid test is what we’ve been waiting for. It offers all of the same benefits as the traditional nasal swab test, without the discomfort and long waiting period for your results. The rapid response test only requires a mid nasal cavity swab, which is less invasive and uncomfortable than the traditional deep nasopharyngeal swab test. Our rapid test will tell you if you have an ACTIVE coronavirus infection and if you are contagious. You’ll get your results in less than 15 minutes instead of waiting 2-4 days for results from the traditional test. This test can be done in our private studio or at the convenience of your home or office.
Individual test prices
$125
Member Price $100
$200
Member Price $175
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Insurance not accepted
PCR Priority Test for Travelers
Results in 24 hours
COVID-19 PCR services. This testing meets the requirements for most travel restrictions; however, it is the purchasers responsibility to review any applicable travel restrictions prior to booking an appointment in order to ensure the service will meet the patients travel restriction requirement(s).
The specimen is collected by a nasal (mid nasal) swab. Please note that most travel restrictions require that a travelers test specimen IS COLLECTED within 24-72 hours upon arrival at destination. Results for the Standard Molecular NAAT (PCR) COVID-19 Test are generally reported within 24 hours, but this delivery time is not guaranteed. If a patient needs their result delivered with a guaranteed turnaround time please contact us.
Testing specimens collected at Covid Clinic are sent to third-party laboratories for processing.
Individual test prices
$200
Member Price $175
$250
Member Price $225
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Insurance not accepted
Rapid Molecular Test
Results in 15 minute
The Abbott ID Now rapid molecular test is used to detect actual DNA from the COVID-19 virus. It is highly sensitive, and will be able to detect a virus from the start of exposure to the last few infected days. You’ll get your results in 15 minutes instead of waiting at least 48 hours for results from a lab. This new rapid molecular test is what we’ve been waiting for. It offers all of the same benefits as the traditional nasal swab test, without the discomfort and long waiting period for your results. The rapid molecular test only requires a mid-nasal cavity swab, which is less invasive and uncomfortable than the traditional deep nasopharyngeal swab test. Our rapid molecular test will tell you if you have an ACTIVE coronavirus infection and if you are contagious — and in under 15 minutes. This test can be done in our private studio or at the convenience of your home or office.
Individual test prices
$160
Member Price $140
$225
Member Price $200
Ask about our discounts
Insurance not accepted
COVID Boost Shots
Add any Boost Shots for additional $40 with your covid test
B12, B-complex, vit C, Zinc
$55
Vit D, Vit C, B12, Glutathione
$55
Your choice of one vitamin
$35
The fastest and most reliable testing service
We strictly follow CDC testing guidelines with:
The fastest and most reliable testing service We strictly follow CDC testing guidelines with:
Mid-turbinate nasal swab PCR test
Administered by trained nurses and Certified Medical Assistants (CMAs)
Limited contact and safe testing environment
Processed in our CLIA-Certified laboratories
We care about your comfort
Easy & Non-invasive
Harsh & Invasive
Meeting Regulatory Standards is our priority
All tests granted CDC & FDA-EUA (Emergency Use Authorization).
FAQs
Antigen vs. Antibody
This device tests for antigens, not antibodies, which can detect a prior infection but do not confirm a current infection. Testing for antigens detects ACTIVE and contagious infections in just 15 minutes. Antibodies resemble immunity to a virus by detecting antibodies in the blood, and the tests are not used to diagnose for an infection. They can be useful in tracking the spread of a disease, but not diagnosing active infections. Additionally, it is much more likely to have inaccurate results when testing for antibodies. However, antigens are only detected when the infection is active, and disappear with the infection. The results from antigen tests are highly accurate.
Antigen rapid test can be great for:
- Anyone who has been exposed to the virus
- Office and corporate settings
- Outdoor gatherings
- Visiting or being visited
- Protecting vulnerable loved ones
- Any group setting
What is a PCR test?
PCR test. Also called a molecular test, this COVID-19 test detects genetic material of the virus using a lab technique called polymerase chain reaction (PCR). A fluid sample is collected by inserting a nasal swab (nasopharyngeal swab) into your nostril and taking fluid from the back of your nose or by using a shorter nasal swab (mid-turbinate swab) to get a sample.Results may be available in few days or longer if sent to an outside lab. PCR tests are very accurate when properly performed by a health care professional.
PCR test can be great for:
- Anyone who has been exposed to the virus
- Office and corporate settings
- Visiting or being visited
- Protecting vulnerable loved ones
- For traveling
- For getting back to work or school
What about antigen & antibody tests?
We get it — it's confusing.
Our molecular test tests for the actual DNA of COVID-19, not the antibodies or antigens, like many other rapid tests currently on the market. Both of these tests deliver rapid results, but are not as accurate as our molecular test.
Testing for antigens detects a protein attached to the virus, and can tell you whether you have an active and contagious infection in just 15 minutes. However, the proteins can not always be detected even if the virus is still active, leaving room for false test results. It is not as sensitive as the molecular test, and therefore may not be able to detect a recently contracted virus, or a recovering infection that still may be contagious. Antigens are only detected when the infection is active, and disappear with the infection. This test is done by nasal swab.
Antibodies resemble immunity to a virus by detecting antibodies in the blood, and the tests are not used to diagnose for an infection. They can be useful in tracking the spread of a disease, but not diagnosing active infections. Additionally, it is much more likely to have inaccurate results when testing for antibodies. This test is done by blood sample.
