Testing

COVID-19 Testing

All local health care systems offer testing to the community with additional sites listed below.

 

Should I get tested?

If you are a close contact of someone with COVID-19 or you develop symptoms of COVID-19, call your healthcare provider and tell them about your symptoms and your exposure. People at higher risk for serious illness from COVID-19 should contact their healthcare provider early, even if their illness is mild.

What should I do while waiting for my results?

If you have symptoms, you and your household members should stay home while waiting for the results of your test. You and your household members do not need to stay home if you are testing in preparation for a medical procedure.

Oklahoma COVID-19 Record Portal

This portal is for the use of people who have tested positive for COVID-19 (case) and people who have been named as contacts to people who have tested positive for COVID-19 (contact).

Through the Oklahoma State Department of Health’s COVID-19 case investigation and contact tracing program, residents with cell phones can receive their test results through a text message and complete their own investigation through an automated process. Public health workers will still be available to answer any questions and help with reported outbreaks.

Please register to complete any surveys you have received texts about, add contacts to a current case of COVID-19, and/or to get letters needed for work/school. Surveys and letters are available within the portal for all authorized cases and contacts using your phone number.

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Tulsa County testing locations

COVID-19 testing is widely available in Tulsa County, including all local health care systems and many doctors' offices. Testing is available at the following locations below. Hours, eligibility requirements, cost and other details may vary. Please visit the organization's website or contact them directly for more information. For testing statewide, visit the Oklahoma State Department of Health. Local hospital emergency rooms should be utilized for emergencies (not COVID testing).

If you are uninsured and have COVID symptoms, were in close contact to someone COVID positive, or need a work release:  

  • You can receive a free rapid or PCR COVID-19 test from an Access Medical Center location in Tulsa County.* To schedule a test, click here. Select "decide later" when it asks how you would like to pay and provide code "test 1, 2, 3" at your appointment. (Please note: Access Medical Center appointments includes brief medical assessment. We cannot pay for flu, strep or other tests the doctor may recommend). 
  •  You can also get a free rapid test from Tulsa Mobile COVID Testing.* To schedule a test, click here. Provide code “Test 1,2,3” when they contact you to set up an appointment. 

*Availability is limited. Children or adults can be tested. Requires any type of photo ID (no state ID needed, immigration status does not matter).

Summer Camp Testing Kits

The CDC is providing FREE over-the-counter COVID test kits to summer camps (day and overnight). OSDH submits its orders to the CDC every Tuesday no later than 2pm CST.  We typically receive allocation approval the Friday after submitting the request, and tests will ship directly to the camp the week after approval. 

  • OSDH can order tests for summer camps through June 21, 2022. The quantity of tests requested is meant to last the entire summer. 
  • Currently, the CDC has a good supply of tests so they are encouraging summer camps to ask for what they need. 
  • If your camp makes a second request, the CDC requires you to have used >50% of the tests from your last order.
  • Keep in mind each kit contains two tests, and kits are not meant to be split between two people.•     

For questions, email osdh.covidtesting@health.ok.gov or call 405-426-8587.

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