O *If you are unwell and need to visit the Emergency Department, please do so. O If you test positive, please self-isolate and limit contact to anyone outside of your home, except to seek medical treatment. O If you test negative, follow CDC and Panhandle Health guidelines regarding precautions you should continue to take for the next 14 days. O Call your primary care provider and report the potential exposure. However, fully vaccinated people should get tested 3-5 days after their exposure, even they don’t have symptoms, and wear a mask indoors in public for 14 days following exposure or until their test result is negative. People who are fully vaccinated do NOT need to quarantine after contact with someone who had COVID-19 unless they have symptoms. O Quarantine if you have been in close contact (within 6 feet of someone for a cumulative total of 15 minutes or more over a 24-hour period) with someone who has COVID-19 unless you have been fully vaccinated. Here are some guidelines on what to do if you are exposed to someone who is COVID-19 positive: Please contact your insurance company to find out if they will cover the test. Some insurances are covering Antibody testing. If you are uninsured and want a test, $60 + $20 for the lab draw. We will provide one if you do not have one.
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*Please note: upon entry to Bonner General Health, you will be asked a series of screening questions regarding COVID-19 symptoms and required to wear a mask. Once an order is received, a blood draw will be taken at our laboratory services department. Please self-isolate and limit contact to anyone outside of your home.Ĭall your primary care provider if you would like to be tested for the COVID-19 Antibody, SARS-CoV-2. If you are awaiting test results for COVID-19, please, self-isolate and avoid contact with anyone outside of your home this is crucial to limiting the spread of COVID-19. What should I do while I’m waiting for my results? If you have an order from your provider and were tested during drive-through hours, your primary care provider will call with your results. If you were seen in our Emergency Department and received a COVID-19 test, and you test positive, one of our staff members will call you. Click HERE to sign up or log in-instructions for using the patient portal HERE. Information will be needed (such as an email address) to use the patient portal. *Please note there will be an Emergency Department fee associated with your visit.Īll COVID-19 test results will be available through the BGH Patient Portal. One of our staff members will come to you. If it is recommended that you come in for a test, arrive at the Emergency Department, stay in your car, and call the above number. What do I do?Ĭall our Emergency Department at (208) 265-1020 and report your symptoms. I am experiencing symptoms, and it is after hours. If you are uninsured and pre-pay, a 20% discount is given. If you do not have insurance, a government program can be utilized to cover the services. *Most insurances pay for all of this without any out-of-pocket for the patient however, please check with your insurance company to confirm your coverage. Panhandle Health District is writing orders for COVID-19 tests. If you are sick, you can be seen through our Emergency Department as an ED patient. What if I do not have a Primary Care Provider? Results should be available within 24 hours through the patient portal.
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