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COVID Testing in North Texas

Have new respiratory symptoms, a recent COVID-19 exposure, or a testing requirement? Passion Health Advanced Primary Care provides in-office evaluation and COVID testing based on clinical need and test availability. Choose a North Texas clinic, select a preferred provider, and request a COVID testing appointment on this page.

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COVID testing appointments are for non-emergency care. Call 911 or seek emergency care for severe trouble breathing, persistent chest pain or pressure, new confusion, loss of consciousness, or rapidly worsening symptoms.
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Choose a preferred date and time, then complete the short COVID testing request. Final appointment availability and testing options are confirmed by the clinic team.
Symptom EvaluationPrimary care assessment when needed
COVID TestingTesting based on clinical need
Follow-Up CareNext steps after your result
Convenient LocationsAcross North Texas
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Testing & Evaluation

When Should You Consider COVID Testing?

Testing may help determine whether symptoms are related to COVID-19 and guide appropriate next steps.

If you develop respiratory or flu-like symptoms, have had a recent exposure, or need testing for a specific reason, a primary care visit can help determine the most appropriate next step.

Because COVID-19 symptoms can overlap with influenza, the common cold, and other respiratory illnesses, your provider may review your symptoms and health history and recommend COVID testing or other testing when clinically appropriate.

If a COVID test is positive, your provider can discuss symptom management, risk factors for complications, treatment considerations, and when additional medical attention may be needed.

Common Reasons to Test

Symptoms That May Lead to COVID Testing

COVID-19 can look similar to other respiratory infections. Testing may be useful when symptoms or recent exposure raise concern.

Fever or Chills

New fever, chills, or feeling unusually warm may occur with COVID-19 or another infection.

Persistent Cough

A new or worsening cough can be evaluated along with other respiratory symptoms.

Sore Throat

Throat pain or irritation may occur with COVID-19, influenza, or other viral illnesses.

Fatigue

Unusual tiredness can accompany many infections and may be considered with your other symptoms.

Muscle or Body Aches

Body aches may develop with COVID-19 and other respiratory viruses.

Loss of Taste or Smell

Changes in taste or smell can occur with COVID-19, although they are not present in every case.

Mild Shortness of Breath

New breathing symptoms should be discussed with a clinician. Severe breathing difficulty requires emergency evaluation.

Recent Exposure

Testing may be considered after a known or suspected exposure, especially if symptoms develop.

Not Sure Whether Your Symptoms Need a COVID Test?

Request a primary care appointment so the clinic team can review your symptoms, exposure history, and available testing options.

Testing Options

COVID Testing & Follow-Up Care

The appropriate test depends on your symptoms, timing, reason for testing, and available clinic testing options.

1

PCR / Molecular Testing

PCR or other molecular testing can detect genetic material from the virus and may be used to diagnose a current infection.

2

Clinical Evaluation

Your provider can review symptoms, exposure timing, health risks, and whether another respiratory test may be appropriate.

3

Results & Next Steps

The care team can explain your result and discuss symptom care, monitoring, or treatment considerations when appropriate.

4

Other Respiratory Testing

If COVID testing is negative but symptoms continue, your provider may consider influenza or other causes based on the evaluation.

Your Appointment

What to Expect During a COVID Testing Visit

Your visit may include symptom review, testing, and guidance based on your result and overall health.

1
Review Symptoms & Exposure

Tell the provider when symptoms began, whether you had a recent exposure, and whether you have health conditions that may increase your risk.

2
Clinical Assessment

Your provider may review vital signs, respiratory symptoms, medications, and other relevant health information.

3
Testing When Appropriate

The clinic may collect a sample for COVID testing or discuss another testing option based on your individual situation and availability.

4
Discuss Follow-Up

Based on the result and your symptoms, the provider can discuss symptom care, monitoring, treatment considerations, or additional evaluation.

After Your Test

What Happens If Your COVID Test Is Positive?

A positive result can be followed by guidance tailored to your symptoms, risk factors, and overall health.

Your provider can discuss home symptom care, monitoring, current activity precautions, and whether you may be at higher risk for complications.

Some patients may need additional medical evaluation or treatment depending on age, underlying conditions, symptom severity, medication history, and how long symptoms have been present.

If symptoms are severe or rapidly worsening, do not wait for a routine appointment or test result—seek urgent or emergency medical care.

When COVID Symptoms Need Urgent or Emergency Care

Call 911 or seek emergency evaluation for severe trouble breathing, persistent chest pain or pressure, new confusion, inability to stay awake, bluish or pale lips/skin, loss of consciousness, or rapidly worsening symptoms. COVID testing does not replace emergency medical care.

Primary Care Beyond the Test

COVID Testing With Follow-Up From a Primary Care Team

Testing can be only one part of the visit. Primary care can help connect your result with your symptoms, medical history, and next steps.

Passion Health Advanced Primary Care can evaluate respiratory symptoms, arrange or perform COVID testing based on clinical need and availability, and provide follow-up guidance after your result.

Insurance coverage and patient costs can vary depending on the reason for testing, test type, laboratory, and health plan. The clinic team can help explain available options before your visit.

Easy Scheduling

Request COVID Testing in 3 Steps

Choose a clinic, select a provider, and submit your preferred appointment date and time.

1

Select Your Location

Choose the Passion Health Advanced Primary Care clinic that is most convenient for you.

2

Choose a Provider

Review provider photos and select your preferred clinician or choose any available provider.

3

Request a Date & Time

Open the calendar, select your preference, and complete the short COVID testing request form.

COVID Testing FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I consider COVID testing?

Testing may be useful if you develop compatible symptoms, have a recent exposure, or need testing for a specific medical or administrative reason. Your provider can help determine the appropriate timing and test.

What type of COVID test may be used?

The clinic may use or arrange PCR or another molecular test depending on clinical need and current availability. Contact the clinic if you require a specific test type.

Can COVID symptoms look like the flu?

Yes. Fever, cough, sore throat, fatigue, body aches, and other symptoms can overlap with influenza and other respiratory infections.

What if my COVID test is negative but I still feel sick?

A negative result does not explain every respiratory illness. Your provider may recommend follow-up or other testing based on your symptoms and examination.

Does insurance cover COVID testing?

Coverage varies by health plan, reason for testing, and test type. The clinic team can help review available options, but patients should confirm benefits with their insurer when needed.

Does submitting this form guarantee an appointment?

No. This page lets you request a preferred date and time. The clinic team confirms final appointment availability and testing options.

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