COVID-19 TESTING
Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Did your doctor already refer you to Legacy for a COVID-19 test?
If your doctor has already referred you to Legacy for a COVID-19 test, Legacy will call you to schedule an appointment.
Are you a Legacy Medical Group patient?
If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, please schedule a video visit with your primary care doctor.
Not a Legacy Medical Group patient?
If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, please schedule a virtual visit to be evaluated by a Legacy-GoHealth Urgent Care provider prior to your COVID-19 test.
Getting your test results - MyHealth
Patients with a MyHealth account will get their test results within MyHealth as soon as results are ready. MyHealth is the fastest way for patients to access their results for COVID-19 tests administered by Legacy Health and Legacy-GoHealth Urgent Care.
Patients without a MyHealth account
Patients who do not have a MyHealth account will be contacted by their clinic with their results, usually within one business day of the results coming in. MyHealth is the fastest way for patients to access their results for COVID-19 tests administered by Legacy Health. Patients may sign up for a MyHealth account on the MyHealth portal.
Rapid testing
If you need a rapid COVID test for a last-minute event or trip and are asymptomatic, here are some resources. Legacy primary care clinics do not provide rapid COVID testing for patients who have no symptoms of COVID.
- Understand rapid test sites can be very busy.
- Insurance coverage may vary when getting tested without any symptoms.
Resources
- Legacy/GoHealth
- If you need a COVID-19 test for travel or if you are not experiencing symptoms, please book a Virtual Visit.
- Rapid COVID-19 testing (not PCR; results in 15 mins.) is available at all centers.
- Rapid PCR COVID-19 testing (results in 50 mins.) is available at our Gresham and West Linn locations.
- Washington information
- Oregon information or call 211
Oregon Health Authority Testing Information
Legacy Health continues to follow Oregon Health Authority (OHA) guidelines regarding testing.
