COVID-19 TESTING AND TREATMENT

Should I Get Tested for COVID-19 at Urgent Care?

COVID-19 testing at urgent care may be helpful if you have symptoms, are at higher risk of severe illness, need results for work or want to know whether antiviral treatment is an option. Urgentology Care in Arlington and Colleyville offers COVID-19 testing and flu testing when appropriate. For eligible patients, our providers can evaluate whether antiviral medication is recommended based on current treatment guidance, medical history and medication interactions.

What Your COVID-19 Testing Visit Includes

  • Review of symptoms and medical history
  • COVID-19 testing when appropriate
  • Explanation of test results when available
  • Discussion of treatment options, including antivirals if eligible
  • Current respiratory illness precautions and recovery guidance
  • Work or school note when appropriate

How COVID-19 Testing Works at Urgentology Care

  1. Book your visit online or walk in to our Arlington or Colleyville clinic.
  2. A provider reviews your symptoms and collects a nasal swab or other appropriate sample when testing is needed.
  3. Receive an explanation of available test results and any recommended follow-up testing.
  4. Leave with a treatment or home care plan, including antiviral medication if medically appropriate.

Test and Treat in One Visit

COVID-19 antiviral treatment works best when started early in the illness. At Urgentology Care, our providers can evaluate your symptoms, arrange testing and discuss treatment eligibility during the same visit. If you qualify for antiviral medication, your provider can explain the appropriate treatment and next steps.

When Should You Consider COVID-19 Testing?

  • You have a fever, cough, sore throat or other possible COVID-19 symptoms
  • You have developed symptoms after a recent exposure to COVID-19
  • You are at higher risk of severe illness and want to discuss early treatment
  • You tested positive at home and want to know whether antivirals are appropriate
  • You have respiratory symptoms and may need COVID-19 or flu testing
  • You need medical documentation or return-to-work guidance

How to Prepare for Your COVID-19 Testing Visit

  • Walk in or book your urgent care appointment online
  • Bring your photo ID and insurance information, if available
  • Tell your provider when your symptoms first started
  • Bring any recent at-home COVID-19 test results or testing details
  • Bring a list of current medications, medical conditions and allergies
  • Follow the clinic's current instructions for patients with respiratory symptoms
COVID-19 CARE SERVICES

COVID-19 Testing and Treatment Services We Offer

From rapid COVID-19 testing to evaluating symptoms and discussing treatment options, Urgentology Care helps patients understand their results and next steps. Testing, antiviral prescriptions and vaccination services depend on individual medical needs and availability.

COVID-19 and Flu Testing

  • Rapid COVID-19 test
  • COVID-19 and flu testing

COVID-19 Treatment

  • Antiviral treatment if eligible
  • Symptom care

Work and School Documentation

  • Return-to-work notes

COVID-19 Prevention

  • COVID-19 vaccine
JUST TESTED POSITIVE?

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If you have tested positive for COVID-19, early evaluation may help determine whether antiviral treatment is appropriate. Visit Urgentology Care in Arlington or Colleyville to discuss your symptoms, risk factors and available treatment options.

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UNDERSTANDING COVID-19 TESTING

Rapid Test or Lab Test?

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Rapid COVID-19 Test

Rapid COVID-19 tests can provide results within minutes, making them useful when you need a timely assessment of possible infection. Rapid antigen tests can sometimes miss an infection, particularly early in illness, so additional testing may be recommended after a negative result.

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Lab-Based COVID-19 Test

Lab-based molecular tests, such as PCR or other NAATs, are generally more sensitive than rapid antigen tests. Results usually take longer, but molecular testing may help when COVID-19 is still suspected despite a negative rapid antigen test.

When to Go to the ER

For life-threatening symptoms such as severe difficulty breathing, throat swelling, chest pain, signs of stroke, or uncontrolled bleeding, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

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Questions About COVID-19 Testing and Treatment

Find answers about rapid COVID-19 testing, antiviral treatment eligibility, travel testing and insurance coverage at our Arlington and Colleyville urgent care clinics.

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