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    • GENERAL COVID-19 QUESTIONS

    No. You can make an appointment for this test without a referral from your doctor.

    We currently do not accept insurance.  We are able to provide you with the CPT code and receipt for the COVID-19 test to submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement. All insurance companies vary, and you will need to reach out to them about your potential reimbursement. We are able to accept most major credit cards, debit cards and cash. In some locations we can also accept Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Flexible Spending accounts (FSAs). (check with your local ARCpoint Labs for payment options)

    • The results, along with other information, can help your healthcare provider make informed recommendations about your care. 
    • The results of this test may help limit the spread of COVID-19 to your family and others in your community.

    Pricing varies per location, so check with your local AMSR Labs for testing options and pricing. Please Click Here to find your nearest location.

    This test is exceptionally accurate. Each strain of Flu has been measured against a culture, which is the gold standard for flu detection, and the COVID portion of the test has been measured against PCR.

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      COVID-19 Vaccine

      When you come to your first appointment for your multi-dose vaccine at AMSR Labs, you will be given instructions about how to schedule your second appointment at the same AMSRpoint location.

      According to the CDC, extreme adverse effects “are extremely rare.” Most of the common side effects include mild flu-like symptoms, including fever, headache and body aches, but it is important to keep in mind that these symptoms are an indication that your body is building immunity and most people have no symptoms at all.  Extreme reactions such as shortness of breath, severe pain or headache should be reported immediately to your doctor. Report adverse events following receipt of any COVID-19 vaccine to VAERS.

      • COVID-19 vaccines are considered safe for these conditions, but it is important that you check with your physician if you have a condition that you think might prevent you from getting any vaccine.

      For the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, individuals are considered fully vaccinated 2 weeks after the second dose. The Johnson & Johnson/Janssen  vaccine provides maximum vaccination protection 2 weeks after receiving it.  It is important to remember that these vaccines cannot cause COVID-19, but if you are exposed before you are fully vaccinated, you are still at risk for acquiring the virus.  Also, the CDC recommends continuing to wear a mask and social distance if you are around others who are not vaccinated.

      • Visit Vaccines.gov to find vaccination providers near you. In some states, information may be limited while more U. S. vaccination providers and pharmacies are being added. Learn more about COVID-19 Vaccination Locations on Vaccines.gov.