COVID-19

Stay informed, read our Covid-19 patient resources here or utilize the CDC Self Checker to help you make decisions about seeking appropriate medical care.

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LoginClinics is providing FREE COVID-19 symptoms screenings via telemedicine appointments for residents of North Carolina.

This free, streamlined solution is a simple video conference without applications to install or download.

Simply text the following information to 919-679-1889 to get started:

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COVID-19 Rapid Testing

Types of COVID-19 Tests

RAPID ANTIGEN: An antigen is a substance recognized by the body’s immune system and in return the body makes antibodies. An antigen test basically looks for those fragments of antigens within a person’s body to see if they’re infected with the virus. Antigens show ACTIVE infection or viral PRESENCE.

RAPID ANTIBODY: An antibody is a substance the body makes in response to exposure to a viral infection. These antibodies are present after you recover from an infection (or vaccine) and if you are exposed again to the same virus, you do not get symptoms or re-infected. These anti-bodies reflect both ACTIVE or PAST infection (IgM and IgG levels).

PCR TESTS: PCR tests detect genetic material from the virus. The specimen is retrieved from a q tip swab inserted through the nose to the back of the throat. For qualified persons, specimens are sent to a laboratory. Results can take anywhere from three to five days to result.

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RAPID ANTIGEN TEST
HEALGEN

Tests for active COVID-19
Infection/viral shedding
Nasal swab
Results in 20 minutes
Sensitivity 86.7%
Specificity 100%

RAPID ANTIBODY TEST
QUIKPAC II – IGG & IGM

Tests for current (IgM) and past (IgM) COVID-19 infection
Simple finger stick test
Results in 10 minutes
Sensitivity
- IgG97.2%,IgM87.9%
Specificity
- IgG100%,IgM100%

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Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Treatment

For those at risk of complications related to COVID-19, LoginClinics can diagnose, treat and then send for IV treatment with monoclonal antibodies locally at WakeMed, or at another site infusion in North Carolina. To qualify for IV infusion, certain criteria must be met:

You must be within 10 days of symptom onset; earlier the better.
You must have mild or moderate symptoms and NOT require hospitalization
You must not require supplemental oxygen greater than baseline
You must not have received the COVID-19 vaccine in the last 90 days (Dose 1 or Dose 2)
You must not have received MAb therapy in the last 90 days

For adults, you must have ONE of the following:

BMI > 35
Chronic Kidney Disease
Diabetes
Immunosuppressive Disease
Currently receiving immunosuppressive treatment
Age ≥ 65
Age ≥ 55 AND cardiovascular disease history
Age ≥ 55 AND have hypertension
Age ≥ 55 AND COPD or other respiratory disease

For kids age 12-17 you must have ONE of the following:

BMI > 85 percentile for their age and gender based on CDC growth charts
Sickle Cell Disease
Congenital or Acquired Heart Defects
Neurodevelopmental disorders, like cerebral palsy
Medical-related technological dependence for example, tracheostomy, gastronomy or positive pressure ventilation
Asthma, Reactive airway disease or other chronic respiratory problems that require daily medication for control