COVID Self Test

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Report iHealth Test Results Here

If you have COVID-19 symptoms
If you have been exposed
Before gathering indoors with others
- Especially important if gathering with elders or children or others at risk

1. Follow manufacture's instructions
Follow the directions on your home test kit. To get a better idea of how it is done, watch the video below or print instructions from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC): English \| Español

2. Report Your Results by

QR CODE - Following the directions on your home test kit, usually involving an app or QR code

3. Take action

If you are Positive:

Stay home or isolate according to current guidelines
- Wear a mask if you have contact with others
Tell a healthcare provider about your positive test
If your illness becomes severe, seek medical attention
- If you have emergency warning signs (including trouble breathing), seek emergency medical care immediately
To avoid spreading the virus follow CDC recommendations
Tell your close contacts they have been exposed
- A person with COVID-19 can begin spreading it 2 days before showing symptoms or testing positive

If you are Negative:

A negative means the virus causing COVID-19 was not found in your specimen and you may have a lower risk of transmitting the disease to others
If you took the test while you had symptoms and followed all instructions carefully, a negative result means your current illness is probably not COVID-19
Sometimes tests can give a false negative
- This can happen if you test too early in the course of your infection
- In this case, you could test positive later during your illness.