Coronavirus (COVID-19) What You Need To Know

Care for COVID-19 and beyond.

Piedmont Healthcare is your partner in care during the COVID-19 pandemic. We're committed to keeping you informed, and your safety is always our top priority.

If you have COVID-19 symptoms or think you may have been recently exposed, visit dph.georgia.gov/covidtesting for the COVID testing location nearest to you. For screening and testing locations at Piedmont, visit piedmont.org/covidtesting. Please do not visit the ER for COVID testing. If you have emergency warning signs, seek medical care immediately.

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Who should get COVID-19 diagnostic testing?

Diagnostic testing is for people who are currently sick and want to know if they’re infected with COVID-19. If you have COVID-19 symptoms or think you may have been recently exposed, visit piedmont.org/covidtesting for COVID-19 screening and testing options.

If you have emergency warning signs for COVID-19, seek care immediately.

Who should get antibody testing?

COVID-19 antibody testing is for people who want to know if they’ve already had COVID-19 (or been recently exposed to it) without knowing. To get started, book a consultation through your primary care office, urgent care clinics or QuickCare clinics.

Antibody testing is unnecessary for people who have already tested positive for COVID-19 via nasal swab. If you’re currently sick or may have been exposed to COVID-19 in the past two weeks, do not book antibody testing.