Want to get tested at a drive-through COVID-19 testing facility?
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Who can get tested? The test is not available for everyone, so if you are asymptomatic, you would currently be asked to stay home and practise self-quarantine.
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Those showing symptoms, or having been in contact with someone who has tested positive, or with a travel history can be eligible for the test.
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You can also be eligible for the test if you fall under a particularly vulnerable group.
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Testing is being prioritised as tests are in short supply across the world.
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How can I check if I am eligible for a drive-through COVID-19 test? You can fill out an online form for self-assessment. Visit www.healthhubalfuttaim.com
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You will be asked about your medical conditions, symptoms and travel history.
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The chat bot will also advise you if you should stay home, visit the emergency of a hospital or see a doctor.
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If you are eligible, you will be directed to a medical tele-consultation and then given an appointment.
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Where can I get the drive-through test done?
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Can I get the test done without an appointment?
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How is the test conducted? The drive-through test has two check points.
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At the first check point, your details and symptoms are confirmed.
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At the second check point, a medical professional will take a nasal swab.
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It can take two to three days to get the result of the COVID-19 test.
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While you wait for your results, practise self-quarantine.
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If you test negative, you will receive a notification through SMS.
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You can get an official lab result to prove that you have tested negative for COVID-19.
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What happens if you test positive for COVID-19?
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If you test positive, you will be asked to practise self-isolation at home or you will be taken to the hospital, depending on the severity of your symptoms.
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If the person is found to be positive for COVID-19, the authorities conduct contact tracing.
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How is contact tracing done?
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Who is a close contact? People in close contact with a person who is suspected of having COVID-19, or is a confirmed case, also need to take precautions.
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What is the cost of the COVID-19 drive through test in Dubai? Dh425.
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Is the drive-through test covered by insurance? It can be, through certain providers and with certain insurance plans. Contact your insurance provider to find out if your test would be covered.
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You can also get tested for COVID-19 at a drive-through centre in Abu Dhabi
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The location of the drive-through centre in Abu Dhabi: Zayed Sports City.
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To book an appointment, visit doh.gov.ae or call the Estijaba hotline on 800 1717
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