COVID-19 Testing
We’ve made Corona-virus testing easy
Convenient Locations
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3330 W. 177th St., Suite #3F
Hazel Crest, IL 60429
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5518 Calumet Ave., Suite 3F
Hammond, IN 46320
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20180 S. Lagrange Rd.
Frankfort, IL 60423
Convenient Locations
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3330 W. 177th St., Suite #3F
Hazel Crest, IL 60429
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5518 Calumet Ave., Suite 3F
Hammond, IN 46320
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20180 S. Lagrange Rd.
Frankfort, IL 60423
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How does our COVID-19 testing service work?
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What is an Antibody?
An Antibody is created by the body to help the body fight specific infections. Covid 19 antibodies help to fight and defeat the Sars Cov 2 virus that causes COVID-19.
How do I get antibodies to protect myself?
There are 3 ways to get antibodies:
- Survive a COVID 19 infection.
- Receive a dose of antibody injection known as passive immunization .
- Take a COVID-19 vaccination.
Antibodies from a COVID-19 infection are estimated to last for 3-6 months. Antibodies from COVID-19 vaccines or passive immunization are estimated to last 1 year or more. Actual duration is still unknown.
Can I test for Antibodies?
Yes. Antibodies can be detected with a single drop of blood from your fingertip. The test is simple and results in 10-15 minutes while you wait.
What should I do if I don’t have antibodies.
- Option 1: Get vaccinated. Vaccination will help you produce antibodies without giving you COVID 19 and the long-term organ (lung, heart, kidney, and others) scarring.
- Option 2: Participate in local Passive Immunization research
- Option 3: Physical distance, wear N95 masks, clean your hands frequently, avoid crowds. Get tested frequently.
Doctors recommend getting Vaccinated because even if you don’t have symptoms of COVID-19, your lungs and other organs still become scarred which may lead to other illness in your future.
COVID-19 Vaccination
Covid -19 vaccine – Pfizer and Moderna require 2 shots. Both appointments will be scheduled prior to your first injections. The second appointment will be scheduled for 3-4 weeks from the time of your first shot. 2 shots of Pfizer and Moderna are proven to be 95% effective.
Johnson and Johnson’s vaccine is a single-dose vaccine. Only one appointment is needed. The single-dose vaccine is approximately 65% effective. The most common side effects are fatigue, sore injection site, headache. After your injection apply a cool cloth near the injection site, exercise your arm and drink lots of fluid. These actions can help reduce side effects.
Truth about the vaccines.
- The vaccine can not give you Covid-19
- The vaccine does not interfere with your DNA.
- The vaccine does not have any computer chips.
Why should I book a corona-virus (COVID-19) test with you?
- Cares act participation for uninsured patients
- Rapid antigen, rapid antibody or PCR tests are a available, PCR same day and 2-hour results (for an additional fee)
- Testing is available for travelers
- Pre-screen with a doctor or Physician assistant virtually from your home. This will shorten the amount of time needed to conduct the test
Corona-virus (COVID-19) Resources
An aggregated list of community resources to help you get answers in a time of uncertainty.
