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Hi my wife has tested positive for covid19. i started feeling flu-like symptoms this morning. i would like to get tested for my work. how would i go about getting a referral?
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Check locally: You could probably call your primary care Dr office & ask, or ask the facility where your wife was tested how to go about getting a test for yourself. You should otherwise stay home/self isolate in the meantime
Answered 12/18/2020
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