Drive-thru COVID-19 testing available to Guilford County residents next week
In conjunction with
Appointments must be made for the following testing times next week:
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Anyone attending testing is asked to wear a face covering.
Testing is available regardless of insurance status at no out-of-pocket cost, but anyone with private insurance, Medicaid or Medicare is asked to bring their insurance card, the health department said.
To schedule an appointment, call 336-641-7427, at which time there will be a confidential pre-screening to confirm candidacy for testing. A person needs to only meet one of the following categories to qualify for testing:
-- Symptomatic with a cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, new loss of taste or smell or any symptoms suggestive of COVID-19.
-- Close contacts of known positive cases regardless of symptoms.
-- Be at high risk of severe illness, such as people over 65 years of age or people of any age with underlying health conditions.
-- Live in or have regular contact with high-risk settings, such as a long-term care facility, homeless shelter, correctional facility or migrant farmworker camp.
-- Come from a historically marginalized population.
-- Be front-line or essential workers, such as grocery store clerks or gas station attendants, in settings where social distancing is difficult to maintain.
-- Have attended protests, rallies or other mass gatherings where effective social distancing could not be practiced.
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