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  1. Where to get COVID-19 test?

Enter your zip code to find out the nearest COVID-19 test site. (From US HRSA.gov website)

https://findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov/

Go to clinics instead of crowded large facilities.

Fees: Testing and Treatments are free.

 

If confirmed, home isolation for 14 days, Corona Help & Local Health Dept Contacts

https://houcorona.wixsite.com/coronahelp/medical

  1. State Wide Free Testing Sites

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1KPhp4ebQFJ0nRbc99ntGKuiPw24OOjIu&usp=sharing

 

Update from City of Sugar Land:

United Memorial Medical Center will conduct FREE drive-through COVID-19 testing at Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land, 18111 Lexington Blvd., beginning Tuesday at 10 a.m. Free testing will continue at the site Mondays through Fridays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

 

Anyone experiencing COVID-19 related symptoms such as temperatures exceeding 100, shortness of breath and dry/persistent coughs may be tested at the site.

 

According to United Memorial, test results may take up to three days due to the current surge in lab testing; however, everyone will be called by the hospital whether they test positive or negative. To accommodate efficient flow of traffic through the site, Oxbow at Lexington will be closed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the testing operations. To access the test, motorists traveling southbound on U.S. Highway 59 should exit University Boulevard, take the turn-around under the freeway overpass to the northbound frontage road and turn right on Taborwood Avenue.

 

  1. Use this #COVID19 self-assessment tool on www.fbchealth.orgto see whether you may need further assessment and need to be tested for #COVID19.

 

Complete the online screening process. If you are identified as high-risk, you will be provided a unique identification number and phone number to call for screening with a healthcare professional.

 

You will only be admitted to the drive-through site if you have a unique code for testing. People who simply show up to a site will not get tested and may run the risk of becoming infected with COVID-19.

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