Dear community: Please be sure to bring your ID and insurance card (if you are insured) with you to the visit. You may come get tested at any point before or after your scheduled time.
COVID-19 is a serious respiratory disease caused by the novel coronavirus severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). Getting tested may help stop the spread of the virus that causes the disease. The experienced team at Getuwell, with locations in Johns Creek, Norcross, and Sandy Springs, Georgia, to name a few, performs a viral test for COVID-19 testing. The viral test has the highest sensitivity for detecting COVID-19, which means less risk of a false negative. To learn more about the viral test at Getuwell, request an appointment online today!
The COVID viral test offered at Getuwell is the molecular-based rT-PCR (reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction) diagnostic panel test.
The rT-PCR COVID-19 viral test was approved under the Emergency Use Authorization from the FDA for detecting severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). It’s the most sensitive viral test for COVID-19 and is less likely to provide false negative results.
The COVID viral test at Getuwell isn’t an antibody test. It’s a test that checks for an active infection.
Getuwell offers COVID testing for patients of all ages, and it includes people with and without insurance.
There are many types of tests for COVID-19. The rapid test is popular because it provides immediate results. However, the results may not be as accurate as those provided by the viral test offered at Getuwell.
The rapid tests check for specific proteins on the surface of the virus. This type of test doesn’t have the same level of sensitivity as the viral test.
When getting tested for COVID-19, it’s important that you get accurate results. A false negative from a rapid test can give you the idea that it’s safe to be around your family, friends, or co-workers, who then could get the virus from you.
The COVID viral test at Getuwell is a nasal swab test. During the test, your provider inserts a swap into your nostril and advances to the back of your nose to the nasopharyngeal area.
Your provider rubs and rolls the swab to collect samples of mucus and saliva, and then removes the swab and places it in a tightly sealed container, which is sent to the lab for testing.
For accuracy, your provider at Getuwell may perform your nasal test on both nostrils.
Getuwell is dedicated to getting you results from your viral test as quickly as possible. They provide details of when you can expect your results at the time of your testing. Typically, the turnaround time for the viral test is 2-3 days.
While waiting for your test results, the team may suggest you self-isolate to protect your loved ones from the infection. Once you get your results, the team provides additional instructions depending on whether your test is positive or negative.
For your COVID viral test, call Getuwell or book online today.
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