Our first step is a screening process via telemedicine to determine if your symptoms require further drive-thru testing.

With a telemedicine appointment, you see one of our providers via a digital device, like your phone, tablet or computer, from the safety and comfort of home. Sign up for an appointment online by clicking here, and selecting “Telemedicine Consultation for Coronavirus Screening.”

Due to the limited number of testing kits available, most kits are being reserved for patients who are admitted to hospitals. We are using telemedicine to prescreen patients for symptoms so that these tests are available for those of us who become seriously ill with the virus or the provider diagnoses as possibly having been infected and in danger, due to other factors of getting seriously ill. 

Once a provider confirms that the symptoms you are experiencing are due to the coronavirus (based on the CDC guidelines), you will be directed to one of our drive-thru testing sites where you will be tested.

Remember, be safe and stay home when possible so that we can work together to #FlattenTheCurve. If you need to leave your house, please take preventative measures, like wearing a mask. Read more about preventing the spread of the coronavirus by clicking here.

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Reported by the Citrus County Chronicle

Quick Care Med thanks the Chronicle for getting the word out about our testing efforts. We will continue to do testing as more tests become available. Two additional dates are already set for next week.

Click here for current information and upcoming testing dates

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