Coronavirus Testing – Beverly Hills, Los Angeles
The Coronavirus outbreak is a serious health problem that the whole world is facing today. At My Concierge MD, we are offering multiple methods of Coronavirus testing so you and your loved ones can find out if you have been infected.
Due to the high volume of calls and demand, we are requesting that you book online through here!
Same day COVID results
Our facility is currently providing rapid COVID-19 antigen testing with results in 15 minutes as well as rapid RT-PCR testing with results the same day or within 24 hours. For same day COVID-19 RT-PCR results, please call or email our office at 310-299-8959 to inquire about any delays from the lab. Please note that Sundays the lab is closed and all RT-PCR tests performed on Sundays are processed on Monday mornings with results being released later in the day on Monday.
What sets our coronavirus testing facility apart?
Our medical facility has obtained priority access to a molecular laboratory that has been granted a EUA by the FDA to perform PCR testing, thus we are able to provide our patients with results within 24 hours typically. At times we are able to provide same-day results but this is dependent on the collection time and the time the specimen is provided to the lab. We have also secured validated & FDA approved rapid antigen test kits, as well as antibody test kits with high sensitivity and specificity, so you can be assured that your test results are accurate and reliable. Rapid antibody test results are available on the same day. For those who would like to have a blood test performed instead, we also provide antibody testing utilizing Abbot’s Alinity and Roche’s Elecsys system. (Awaiting Roche’s antibody test availability)
What is Coronavirus?
Coronavirus is a family of viruses that cause a range of diseases including the common cold as well as more severe conditions. The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is a new strain of Coronavirus that was recently discovered in 2019 and has not been studied before.
Coronavirus infection is transmitted from animals to humans and then spreads between people. Transmissions occur through the air droplets that exist inside the nose or mouth when an infected person sneezes or coughs. The virus then enters the body through the mucous membranes (eyes, nose, and mouth).