Less than a month into 2021, we have seen how things can – and continue to-- quickly evolve regarding COVID-19.
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We’re committed to providing high-quality care right in your backyard – offering convenience and innovation just a few steps from home. As such, we’ve made rapid and lab tests for COVID-19 available at nearly all our Urgent Care locations.
Due to high demand, all requests for COVID testing must be scheduled by phone. To schedule a COVID Test appointment, simply call your Inspira Urgent Care location of choice.
The best and fastest way to get your COVID test results is using your MyInspira app or Inspira Patient Portal. Using these tools, you can view your results as soon as they are available in real-time.
If you’re sick, or believe you’ve been exposed to COVID-19, and are waiting to receive test results, we implore you to not return to the doctor in-person until you have those results in hand, or are in need of immediate medical attention. As a community, we must take all the safety measures possible to mitigate the risk of spreading COVID, especially as cases continue to surge in our region.
Get your test results with just a few taps when you use the MyInspira app.
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Tap: Patient Portal
Read the on-screen instructions to login or enroll in the Inspira Patient Portal.
Tap: OK
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Scroll down to the “Latest Results” section. As soon as your results are received, they will be published here.
Login to the Inspira Patient Portal to view your test results.
If you’ve never used our patient portal, you’ll need to create an account. New users can self-enroll here.
Your COVID-19 tests will appear on the dashboard in the “Latest Results” section. Alternatively, navigate to the COVID-19 Results page in just a few clicks.
Click: “Health Record” on the left side.
Click: “Covid 19 Results”
For assistance: Watch Portal Help Videos
There are currently 3 types of tests of COVID tests available. The rapid antigen test and Viral Polymerase Chain Test( PCR or “molecular test”) help to identify current infection. The third test, the antibody test, is used to identify past infection.
***Please note: No tests are perfect and 100% accurate. It is possible to get a false negative or false positive result. Sometimes the result can be inconclusive, and we’ll need to redo the test.
Rapid, point-of-care diagnostic tests use a sample from the nose or throat that can be analyzed at the doctor’s office or clinic where the sample is collected, and results may be available in minutes. You will be asked to wait on-site for your results. If your results are negative, we may ask you to take a supplementary test called PCR.
This test checks if you have a current COVID-19 infection. A sample is taken from the nose or throat and the specimen is sent to a lab. The time it takes to get these results varies. Generally, results are available within a few days.
The current antibody test helps to identify past infection. It is not indicated for identifying active and current infection. The antibody test can confirm the presence of antibody a few days after illness but optimally should be performed 14 days after onset of illness.
Less than a month into 2021, we have seen how things can – and continue to-- quickly evolve regarding COVID-19.
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Read MoreWhile COVID-19 cases still continuing to increase at alarming rates, Inspira has joined forces with hosts of other organizations to provide vaccines to members of our community.
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