I have a positive at-home test, do I need to make an appointment for a PCR test?

If you have received a positive result on a home test for COVID-19, it is recommended to follow up with a PCR test to confirm the result. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider or local health department for further guidance on testing and next steps. Additionally, it is important to isolate yourself to prevent further spread of the virus and monitor your symptoms closely.

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I have a positive at-home test, do I need to make an appointment for a PCR test?

If you have received a positive result on a home test for COVID-19, it is recommended to follow up with a PCR test to confirm the result. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider or local health department for further guidance on testing and next steps. Additionally, it is important to isolate yourself to prevent further spread of the virus and monitor your symptoms closely.