Yes: You will need to call your Dr's office or an urgent care site to get a referral for testing. They will ask you a series of questions to determine your risk level and will advise you on where you can go to be tested. The swab test will be conducted by placing a swab deep into your nasal passageway to the back of your nasopharynx and results take anywhere from 48 h to 5 days to return.
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