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COVID-19 DRIVE-UP
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COVID-19 RAPID ANTIGEN TEST
The COVID-19 rapid antigen test detects protein fragments specific to the Coronavirus. This test requires a nasal swab. Results may come back in as soon as 20 minutes. Used to detect an active infection.
COVID-19 PCR TEST
We offer COVID-19 Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) test. This test detects RNA (or genetic material) that is specific to the SARS-CoV-2 virus and can detect the virus within days of infection, even those who have no symptoms. The PCR test is administered by an oral swab, which is used to detect an active infection.
INDIVIDUAL TESTING AVAILABLE NOW
COVID-19 PCR Test
The COVID-19 rapid antigen test detects protein fragments specific to the Coronavirus. This test requires a nasal swab. Results may come back in as soon as 20 minutes. Used to detect an active infection.
Currently serving LA County, Orange County, Kern County and Tulare County. Book your appointment today.
NO COST – Billed through insurance.
Calabasas City Hall
100 Civic Center Way
Calabasas, CA 91302
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Each patient will be greeted by a lab tech upon arrival for your booked appointment time. Please stay in your vehicle, drive forward as directed. The test will only take a few minutes.
One of our staff members will conduct a nasal swab to collect the sample for testing. If you have selected to take Antigen test, you will receive a notification approximately 20 minutes later with your results. If you are taking a PCR test, results will be delivered within approximately 36 hours.
COVID-19 RAPID ANTIGEN TEST
$45.00
not covered w/insurance
COVID-19 PCR TEST
NO COST
w/insurance
RAPID RESULTS
Your COVID-19 rapid results may be available as soon as 20 minutes after your test. You will receive an email when your results are available to view (check your spam/junk folder!). COVID rapid testing and other lab results are powered by Vitae Diagnostics.
FAQ’S
When is the best time to get tested after being exposed to COVID-19?
The average incubation period is thought to be between two and 14 days. CDC experts suggest getting tested three to seven days after exposure. If you get tested too early after exposure, it can be possible that you have a false-negative test.
Is there an age restriction for this testing?
Yes. Patients must be at least one year old. If you have concerns, please contact your primary care physician.
What if my results are negative?
If your test results are negative, you can return to your normal daily routine if you do not have symptoms. Keep in mind you should remain at home if you are still sick. While you may have tested negative for COVID-19, it is possible you have another illness that could spread to others. Manage your symptoms at home and contact your primary care provider (PCP) if you have any questions or concerns.
What if my results are positive?
If your test results are positive, you should quarantine yourself and contact your primary care physician.
Is this test FDA approved?
This test is not yet approved or cleared by the United States FDA, but it has been given an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA).
Is this a blood test or a swab test?
It depends on the rapid testing method (subject to supplies). The antigen test requires a nasal swab, the IgM/IgG test requires a small blood sample via finger prick.