COVID-19 Resource Center / COVID-19 Testing
COVID-19 Testing
Updated on 09/12/22
How to Get Tested
If you are not experiencing symptoms but want a test to screen for COVID-19, consider an at-home self-test. Even if you have no symptoms, it is recommended that you have a self-test before and after travel or if you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19.
If you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, have possibly been exposed, or need testing prior to a medical procedure, please visit us at one of the sites listed below. Hours and requirements vary by location.
Testing is prioritized and based on capacity. Priority goes to people who are having symptoms and those who have been exposed to COVID-19.
For additional testing locations, visit Testing (ca.gov).
Plan for Your Test
Bring a form of identification to your appointment. If you have a doctor’s order, bring a physical copy of the order or have it accessible on your mobile device. Do not use a ride sharing service or taxi for drive-through testing.
Testing is available to the public and patients at sites across the Bay Area. Hours and requirements vary by location.
(Hours last updated on 09/12/22)
Appointments are preferred and prioritized over drop in patients. For additional testing locations in the community, visit Testing (ca.gov).
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FAQ
COVID-19 diagnostic testing for active infection is available to current patients and the public at sites across the Bay Area. Some locations require an appointment. View Testing Sites »
Book an appointment through MyHealth or by calling 650-498-9000.
COVID-19 antibody testing is also available. Antibody testing requires a doctor’s order and takes place at a blood draw clinic. Contact your care team for more information.
FAQ
Bring a form of identification to your appointment. Additionally, if you have a doctor’s order, bring a physical copy of the order or have it accessible on your mobile device.
Do not take a taxi or ride sharing service to your testing appointment.
FAQ
Access your diagnostic test result through MyHealth. On the MyHealth app home screen, tap on the “Tests” icon. Then tap the message titled “2019 Novel Coronavirus (Sars-Cov-2).” Your diagnostic test result will be available there.
If you are using the MyHealth web portal, click on “MY MEDICAL RECORD” and then “Test Results.” Click the message titled “2019 Novel Coronavirus (Sars-Cov-2).” Your diagnostic test result will be stated there.
If you test positive for COVID-19 infection, in addition to notification via MyHealth, your care team will call to deliver your test result and to provide medical guidance.
If you do not have a MyHealth account, you can create one at no cost. Call the MyHealth team for assistance at 866-367-0758. If you choose not to create a MyHealth account, to access your negative test result you will need to call Clinical Advice Services at 650-724-9400. Clinical Advice Services will relay your request to a nurse, who will call you back to deliver your negative test result.
Diagnostic results are typically available 3-7 days from the time of the test, depending on demand.
To view antibody test results, tap or click the message titled “SARS-COV-2, IgG & IgM” in the MyHealth app or web portal test results section.