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The lack of high-quality, centralized information about how to get COVID testing is infuriating. We found an urgent care clinic offering testing suggested on the MA state government website. No appointments—first-come-first served—starting at 8am. 1/Permalink On twitter.com
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Obviously a long line of people there when they opened. When you reach the front of the line, they allow you to scan a QR code on your phone to check in. You have to show up in person and wait in line to scan this code. This takes you to a website where you enter your… 2/Permalink On twitter.com
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…contact info, and then leave. They will then contact you when ready to collect your sample. Estimate was 3 hour wait. No indication how long you have to show up after they contact you, or how long the wait is then. 3/Permalink On twitter.com
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We have to decide between PCR and Antigen testing. (Or antibody.) Limited guidance on how to make this decision. carewellurgentcare.com/covid-19-response-at-carewell/ 4/Permalink On twitter.com
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PCR or antigen testing *should* be covered by our health insurance, but we pay up front and then have to file ourselves for reimbursement. I fear there may be a fax machine in my future. 5/ carewellurgentcare.com/covid-19-response-at-carewell/Permalink On twitter.com
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Progress: I just took cellphone photographs of the front and back of my credit card, drivers license, and insurance card; transferred to laptop, uploaded, retyped a bunch of numbers that website attempted to OCR from them; and entered (among other things)… 6/On twitter.com
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…my wife's home address (same as mine, btw), birthday and "birth sex" THREE separate times: As my spouse, as my "insured party," and as my emergency contact. 7/Permalink On twitter.com
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