COVID-19 Testing & Treatment
If you are currently ill with COVID, have COVID symptoms please schedule a virtual visit ASAP or do a virtual visit on demand. We have same day COVID PCR testing available for our patients *by appointment only.* If you need a COVID test after exposure or for travel, please call the office and we can help you schedule.
Please see this recently updated link from the CDC on isolation with illness and quarantine after exposure.
There are several treatments authorized for COVID-19 for individuals who are at high risk of progressing to severe COVID-19 as defined by the CDC. An appointment is required for a prescription and our providers are following the CDC guidelines for identifying high risk patients who may benefit from treatment. The treatments include Paxlovid (oral), Remdesivir (IV) or Molnupiravir (oral). Your provider can discuss with you the treatment options and if you may qualify and/or benefit. The medications are all under Emergency Use Authorization status at this time.
COVID-19 Vaccine
**RIMG is offering the MODERNA COVID-19 vaccines only**
When: During your regularly scheduled appointments or you can obtain at your local pharmacy.
Where: Main Office: 1201 Seven Locks Road Suite 111
Do I need another Booster Vaccine?
Following the FDA approval, CDC now recommends one updated bilavent booster.
- People ages 12 years and older are recommended to receive one updated Pfizer or Moderna (bivalent) booster.
- Individuals over 65 may get an additional bivalent booster at least 4 months from their last booster.
- Individuals who are immunocompromised may get an additional bivalent booster at least 2 months from their last booster.
Can I get the COVID and other vaccines together?
YES! Current guidance for the use of COVID-19 vaccines states that these vaccines may be administered with other vaccines including the flu vaccine.
Where else can I get the Vaccine?
The vaccines are readily available at local pharmacies.
Should you get the COVID-19 vaccine?
RIMG strongly recommends that anyone eligible should get any COVID-19 vaccine when available to them.
Doing your part by getting vaccinated will help with possible COVID variants and reemergence of disease.
