COVID-19
Active/past infection screening.
What this test is used for
- Current symptoms and needing to confirm active infection
- Exposure to a confirmed case
- Needing documentation for work, school, or travel
- Checking past-infection antibody status
What to expect
We offer both active-infection and antibody testing depending on what you need. Active testing is typically a nasal swab you can do at home or during a visit, with results often available same-day; antibody testing is a blood draw that checks for past infection. Your provider will help you choose the right test for your situation and walk you through next steps, including treatment options if you test positive.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to come in for an in-person visit?
No. Testing is coordinated through an at-home kit or a local lab draw, and your results are reviewed with you over a follow-up video visit.
How soon can I be seen?
Once your test is ordered, most kits ship within a few business days, and your provider will schedule a follow-up once results are in.
How fast can I get results?
Active-infection testing is often same-day. Antibody testing (a blood draw) typically takes a few days, since it's processed at an outside lab.
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Start Your VisitMedically reviewed by [Provider Name, Credentials — to be provided by Right Balanced Living]. Last reviewed August 12, 2026. This page is for informational purposes and does not replace a one-on-one consultation with your provider.