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Therapeutic Treatments (Monoclonal Antibody & Antivirals)

Accessing Monoclonal Antibody and Antiviral Treatments

Monoclonal antibodies and other anti-viral therapeutics are extremely scarce resources, but have proven to be a very beneficial treatment for many COVID-19 patients. Currently, COVID-19 monoclonal antibody treatments can decrease the likelihood of hospitalization related to COVID-19 if taken early and limited supplies are available at Mercy Health, Promedica, and UTMC infusion facilities. McLaren St Luke’s has partnered with Mercy Health, ensuring patients have access to an infusion facility.

Interested individuals should contact their primary care physician to determine if they meet the current criteria to receive monoclonal antibody infusion or other antiviral therapies.

If you have a Mercy Health Primary Care Physician/Provider:

Please contact your primary care provider to determine if you meet criteria. IF there is adequate supply of these treatments AND you meet criteria, AND a medical evaluation has been performed, then you will be directed to an appropriate Mercy Health Infusion Center.

If you have a McLaren St Luke’s Primary Care Physician/Provider:

Please contact your primary care physician/provider to determine if you meet criteria. A medical evaluation will then be performed. IF there is adequate supply of these treatments AND you meet criteria, then you will be directed to an appropriate Mercy Health Infusion Center.

If you have a Promedica Primary Care Physician/Provider:

Please contact your primary care provider to determine if you meet criteria AND if you meet criteria, your provider will refer you to a ProMedica Urgent Care Center or Emergency Department for a medical evaluation.

If you have a UTMC Primary Care Physician/Provider:

Please contact your primary care provider to determine if you meet criteria AND you will be referred to their program for a medical evaluation. After your medical evaluation, IF there is adequate supply of these treatments AND you meet criteria, then you will be directed to an appropriate infusion center.

**If you DO NOT have a primary care physician/provider and would like to determine if you meet criteria, several options are available ensuring equitable access:

- Call 419-383-4545 (UTMC provider), select “option 4” for a MAB referral.

- Go to any Promedica Urgent Care Center or Promedica Emergency Department.
- Go to or call: Mercy Health-St. Vincent Walk-In Primary Care (419-251-4696)
Ambulatory Care Center: Main Floor
2213 Cherry Street, Toledo

If an individual meets the current criteria for any of the therapeutic treatment options AND therapeutic supplies are available, a medical evaluation must be provided by a healthcare professional prior to the beginning of treatment. If determined to be a candidate for oral antiviral treatment AND treatment is available, you will be directed to an appropriate pharmacy with a prescription.

UPDATE:

Testing at the Lucas County Rec Center and UAW concluded on January 25. If you are still in need of your results, please view "Getting your Rec Center/UAW Testing Results" below.

Getting Your Rec Center/UAW Testing Results

People who have symptoms of COVID-19.
Most people who have had close contact (within 6 feet for a total of 15 minutes or more over a 24-hour period) with someone with confirmed COVID-19.
- Fully vaccinated people should be tested 3-5 days following a known exposure to someone with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 and wear a mask in public indoor settings for 14 days or until they receive a negative test result.
- People who have tested positive for COVID-19 within the past 3 months and recovered do not need to get tested following an exposure as long as they do not develop new symptoms.
Unvaccinated people who have taken part in activities that put them at higher risk for COVID-19 because they cannot physically distance as needed to avoid exposure, such as travel, attending large social or mass gatherings, or being in crowded or poorly-ventilated indoor settings.
Testing is most appropriate for community members experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 or with known exposure to a COVID-19 positive individual (What Your Test Result Means)
The main symptoms of COVID-19 infection include: cough; shortness of breath; difficulty breathing; a new loss or change in your taste or smell.
Other associated symptoms can include: fever (100.4 or higher); chills; fatigue; muscle or body aches; headache; sore throat; congestion or runny nose; nausea or vomiting; diarrhea.
Visit the CDC's COVID-19 Symptoms Page for additional reported symptoms, information on when to seek emergency medial attention, and to use the CDC Symptom Self Checker.

COVID-19 is Community Spread. This means means people have been infected with the virus in an area, including some individuals who are not sure how or where they became infected. The more people who share the same space as an infected individual, the more likely the virus will spread easier and faster to more people within the community.
Along with facial coverings in public spaces, social distancing, and proper hand washing, testing and contact tracing are the best available tools to limit the spread of COVID-19.
- If you develop COVID symptoms (listed in "Who Should be Tested") or have known contact with a positive individual, you should consider getting tested.
IMPORTANT: If you had recent exposure to a confirmed positive case, you must still self-quarantine for 14 days after the date of last exposure even if you test negative. This is because you may have tested too early for the virus to be detected. It typically takes 1-2 a minimum of days for the virus to cause illness that can be detected in infected individuals, but symptoms are known to appear anywhere between 2-14 days in infected individuals.
So why should I get tested if I have symptoms?
- Infected individuals spread the virus most easily when they have active symptoms.
- If you do test positive for COVID-19 and have completed all isolation criteria, you will not need to quarantine or isolate again if exposed to another positive individual for at least 3 months following your positive test.

TESTING TYPES:
- PCR / Molecular Tests:
  - These tests detect the genetic material of the virus and are the best tests ("Gold Standard") for determining if an individual has a current COVID-19 infection.
  - This is the type of test needed to clear individuals for work or school if they have symptoms but no exposure to a positive individual.
- Antigen Test:
  - This type of test detects specific proteins on the surface of the virus. While this is a reliable diagnostic test, if you do not have symptoms or feel like you do not have COVID and receive a positive result, you may want to get a PCR test to confirm your diagnosis. This test cannot be used to clear you to return to work or school.
- Antibody Test:
  - These tests detect antibodies made by your immune system to fight off an infection.
  - They are used to determine if you had previous infection.
COST:
- Call or visit the testing location websites to find out the cost for COVID-19 testing (some sites may require insurance information, some offer testing for little or no fee).

Local Testing Partners

CVS PHARMACY
- Must Have An Appointment
- Address: 2104 S. Byrne Road, Toledo
- Type: Drive-thru testing (PCR only)
- Ages: Ages 3+
- Time: Available at time of scheduling
- Pre-screening and appointments can be set up at www.CVS.com
- For Questions: 419-389-9112
Health Partners of Western Ohio
- Must Have An Appointment
- Address: 2244 Collingwood Blvd, Toledo
  - Old West End Site -former Girl Scout Building
- Type: Drive-thru and walk-up testing
- Ages: All Ages
- Time: Mon-Fri 8:15am - 4pm
- Pre-screening and appointments can be set up by calling 567-318-3900
NHA: NAVARRE PARK FAMILY CARE CENTER
- Must Have An Appointment
- Address: 1020 Varland Ave, Toledo
- Type: Drive-thru and walk-up testing (PCR & Rapid)
- Ages: All Ages
- Time: Mon-Thur 9am - 11:50am
- Pre-screening and appointments can be set up by calling 419-214-5700
- (Spanish Speakers Available)
LABCORP
- Order Required, No Appointment Needed
- Address: 1565 S. Byrne Rd Suite 105, Toledo
- Type: Anti-body testing
- Time: Mon-Fri 7:30am - 4pm; Sat 8am - 12pm
- Individuals without an order may have one created at Labcorp COVID-19 Antibody Testing
- How Labcorp Works 419-381-1300
THE LITTLE CLINIC HOLLAND
- Must Have An Appointment
- Address: 7059 Orchard Centre Dr, Holland
- Type: Drive-thru testing (PCR & Rapid)
- Ages: Ages 1+
- Time: Mon-Fri 8:30am - 7pm, Sat 8:30am - 4:30pm, Sun 9:30am - 4:30pm
- Pre-screening and appointments can be set up at www.thelittleclinic.com
- For Questions: 1-888-852-2567
THE LITTLE CLINIC TOLEDO
- Must Have An Appointment
- Address: 4925 Jackman Rd, Toledo
- Type: Drive-thru testing (PCR & Rapid)
- Ages: Ages 1+
- Time: Mon-Fri 8:30am - 7pm, Sat 8:30am - 4:30pm, Sun 9:30am - 4:30pm
- Pre-screening and appointments can be set up at www.thelittleclinic.com
- For Questions: 1-888-852-2567
THE LITTLE CLINIC WATERVILLE
- Must Have An Appointment
- Address: 8730 Waterville-Swanton Rd, Waterville
- Type: Drive-thru testing (PCR & Rapid)
- Ages: Ages 1+
- Time: Mon-Fri 8:30am - 7pm, Sat 8:30am - 4:30pm, Sun 9:30am - 4:30pm
- Pre-screening and appointments can be set up at www.thelittleclinic.com
- For Questions: 1-888-852-2567
RITE AID ON AIRPORT HIGHWAY
- Must Have An Appointment
- Address: 7225 Airport Highway Toledo
- Type: Drive-thru testing (PCR only)
- Ages: Ages 5+
- Time: Every day 9am - 8pm
- Pre-screening and appointments can be set up at www.riteaid.com
- For Questions: (419) 866-8943
RITE AID ON MONROE STREET
- Must Have An Appointment
- Address: 3013 Monroe St., Toledo
- Type: Drive-thru testing
- Ages: Ages 18+
- Time: Every day 9am - 5pm
- Pre-screening and appointments can be set up at www.riteaid.com
- For Questions: (419) 866-8943
ROSSFORD URGENT CARE
- Appointment Required for COVID Testing
- Address: 928 Dixie Hwy, Rossford, OH
- Type: Walk-in testing
- Ages: All Ages
- Time: Mon-Fri 10am - 8pm, Sat-Sun 12pm - 6pm
- For Questions: (567)-666-0622 or visit GreaterToledoUrgentCares.com
SOUTH TOLEDO URGENT CARE
- Appointment Required for COVID Testing
- Address: 3626 S. Detroit Ave, Toledo
- Type: Walk-in testing
- Ages: All Ages
- Time: Mon-Fri 9am - 9pm
- For Questions: (419)-272-6020 or visit GreaterToledoUrgentCares.com
SV DIAGNOSTICS
- Registration Required for COVID Testing
- Address: 5457 Secor Rd, Toledo
- Type: Drive-up testing (PCR & Rapid)
- Ages: All Ages
- Time: Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 2pm
- Register: Call 419-556-6901, or visit www.svdiagnosticlab.com, or bring your driver's license and insurance card/social security card in person.
- For Questions: (937) 965-4980
SV DIAGNOSTICS - TALBOT CENTER
- Registration Required for COVID Testing
- Address: 732 Main Street, Toledo
- Type: Drive-up testing (PCR & Rapid)
- Ages: All Ages
- Time: Mon 9am - 4pm
- Register: Call 419-556-6901, or visit www.svdiagnosticlab.com, or bring your driver's license and insurance card/social security card in person.
- For Questions: (937) 965-4980
SYLVANIA URGENT CARE
- Appointment Required for COVID Testing
- Address: 4405 N Holland Sylvania Rd, Toledo
- Type: Walk-in testing
- Ages: All Ages
- Time: Mon-Fri 8am - 8pm
- For Questions: (567)-803-0426 or visit GreaterToledoUrgentCares.com
TOLEDO URGENT CARE
- Appointment Required for COVID Testing
- Address: 505 N. Reynolds Rd, Toledo
- Type: Drive-thru testing
- Ages: All Ages
- Time: Mon-Fri 8am - 6pm, Sat-Sun 10am - 6pm
- For Questions: (567)-803-0421 or visit GreaterToledoUrgentCares.com
WALMART ON CENTRAL
- Must Have An Appointment
- Address: 5821 Central Ave, Toledo
- Type: Drive-thru testing
- Ages: Ages 2+
- Time: Mon, Wed, Fri 7am - 9am
- Pre-screening and appointments can be set up at www.MyQuestCOVIDTest.com
- For Questions: (866) 697-8378
WALGREENS
- Must Have An Appointment
- Address: 4580 Monroe Street, Toledo
- Type: Drive-thru testing
- Ages: Ages 3+
- Time: 9am - 5pm
- Appointments can be set up at www.walgreens.com
- For Questions: (800) 925-4733
WATERVILLE URGENT CARE
- Appointment Required for COVID Testing
- Address: 7224 Dutch Rd, Waterville
- Type: Walk-in testing (PCR & Rapid)
- Ages: All Ages
- Time: Mon-Sun 8am - 6pm,
- For Questions: (419)-517-4664 or visit GreaterToledoUrgentCares.com

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635 N. Erie St.
Toledo, OH 43604
419.213.4100

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