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Visit your Walgreens Pharmacy at 2950 S ARCHIBALD AVE in Ontario, CA. Refill prescriptions and order items ahead for pickup.
- 2950 S ARCHIBALD AVE, Ontario, 91761, CA
- (909) 923-9934
Schedule a COVID-19 test at a Walgreens near you. We make it easy to schedule a test and get treated for COVID-19 with a treatment assessment.
Get information on COVID-19 test options near you. Walgreens offers drive-thru test appointments, as well as at-home COVID-19 test kits.
- Overview
- Rapid Antigen Tests
- Molecular Testing
- Testing Locations
- Test Results
- Antiviral Treatments
- Information For Health Care Providers
There are two publicly-funded types of COVID‑19 test available in Ontario: 1. rapid antigen tests(available for free to people at high risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19, including in high priority communities and people eligible for COVID-19 treatments) 2. molecular tests (which includes polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and rapid molecular testi...
Rapid antigen tests detect certain proteins in the virus to identify the presence of COVID‑19. A sample, which can be self-collected, is taken using a swab in the nose or throat and can produce a r...Rapid antigen tests continue to be available through the Provincial Antigen Screening Programfor select organizations that have employees working on-site.Rapid antigen tests are also available for free through local public health units, select health care settings (such as pharmacies), publicly funded schools and licensed child care programs, as wel...Some individuals at high risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19 may be eligible for COVID-19 treatments.Both polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and rapid molecular tests can be used to determine if you have COVID‑19. With PCRtesting, a health care professional, or another trained individual, swabs your nose or throat, they send the sample to a lab for testing, and you typically get the results in 1-2 days. PCRself-collection test kits are also available...
Publicly-funded PCRtesting is available to eligible individuals across Ontario at: 1. participating community labs 2. participating pharmacies 3. hospitals Find a testing location Some testing locations may have PCRself-collection kits, which allow you to collect the sample on your own (under supervision on-site or by yourself at home), then return...
Getting your PCR test results
1. Depending on the testing location, you may be able to check your results online. 2. If you are not able to find your test results online, contact the testing location or the health care provider who performed the test to learn how to get your results.
Positive test result
1. If you get a positive result on a COVID‑19 test, you should self-isolate immediately, except to get health care. If you test positive on a rapid antigen test, you do not need a PCR or rapid molecular test to confirm your result, unless directed by a health care provider. To find out how long you should stay at home, follow the steps on what to do if you’ve been exposed to COVID‑19. 2. Antiviral treatments are now available for people with symptoms and a positive test result (PCR or rapid a...
Negative test result
1. If you test negative on a rapid antigen test, it is less likely that you have COVID‑19. However, if you have COVID‑19 symptoms and use a rapid antigen test it is possible to receive a false negative result (that is, testing negative but still being infected), particularly early in COVID‑19 infection. If you repeat testing 24–48 hours after your first negative test and test negative again, you can be more confident in your negative status. 2. If you are eligible for treatment and have an in...
Antiviral treatments for COVID-19 (including Paxlovid and Remdesivir) can prevent serious illness if you take them in the first few days after symptoms start. A physician, nurse practitioner or participating pharmacist may prescribe you antiviral treatment if you: 1. have symptoms and test positive for COVID-19 (positive PCRor rapid antigen test) 2...
Additional resources(including clinical guidance) for COVID-19 treatments are available from Ontario Health.
Nov 10, 2021 · At Walgreens, they each took a self-administered free Nucleic Acid Amplification Test (NAAT) test, which is listed as an accepted test by the Canadian government. The couple had booked...
Go to a pharmacy or a store with a pharmacy. Go to the pharmacy co unter where prescriptions are dropped off. Other registers in the store cannot provide free COVID-19 tests. Show your Medi-Cal card (s) and ask for 8 at-home COVID-19 antigen tests for each person.
Find your closest location to get a COVID‑19 test or clinical assessment. Some locations can also assess people experiencing cough, cold and flu symptoms. PCR testing is available at participating pharmacies for those who are eligible (including people eligible for COVID-19 treatments ).
