COVID-19 Treatment

In Care on Location’s Test to Treat program, high-risk individuals with evidence testing positive or showing symptoms of COVID-19 can get a prescription for treatment from a health care provider (if appropriate). People who receive COVID-19 test results through at-home tests or another testing site can also use a us to receive a prescription for oral antivirals.
Treatment works best if it’s taken within a few days of when you first got sick. It’s important to seek treatment fast to lower your risk of serious illness. Not all patients may be eligible for COVID-19 specific treatment but providers will still be able to recommend supportive treatment and help inform patients on what to do when they test positive for COVID-19 We are following National Institute of Health’s COVID-19 guidelines

Test to Treat FAQs

Who does Care on Location’s Test to Treat program cover?

Because of state medical practice laws, our program is only available to people who are physically in Colorado at the time of the evaluation.

Can I use my insurance?

We currently are only accepting self-pay and Colorado Medicaid.

What insurances do you take?

Colorado Medicaid.

What if I don't have insurance?

You do not need insurance to use Care On Location. Visits are $89.99 if you do not have insurance.

Who qualifies for treatment?

These are examples of those that my benefit from oral antivirals:
  • Are aged 12 years and older, and
  • Have tested positive for COVID-19, and
  • Have had symptoms for less than five days, and
  • Are at high risk of becoming seriously ill. People at at high risk of becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 include:
    • People who are aged 65 years and older.
    • People who are obese or overweight.
    • Pregnant people.
    • People with underlying medical conditions.

What do I need to be seen for COVID-19?

We ARE universally accepting self proctored tests as an organization. To access treatment, you will need a positive COVID-19 test result. You can take a rapid at-home test before your appointment, submit the results of a laboratory test, or take a rapid at-home test proctored by a Care on Location telehealth provider. We will need to see the positive test and prefer to have the patient take the test in front of us, but at the same time, we understand they probably searched for treatment only after they tested positive.

Do you have appointments available today?

We often can seen someone same or next day. Please click the Get Care button to get to the scheduler to find a time that works for you. If the appointment is going to be beyond 5 days since symptoms started or a positive test, please seek an alternative location for care.

Do your providers offer telehealth appointments by video and/or phone?

Both video and phone

If you offer phone appointments, do all of your providers offer phone appointments?

Yes, you will be asked on the intake what telemedicine method you prefer

Is your service accessible via a landline to people without internet access or cell phone service?

Yes, we pride ourselves on being as accessible as possible, including to those with limited connectivity

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