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COVID-19 Testing with TestNebraska

Good Neighbor Community Health Center is a site for COVID-19 testing.  The free tests are available to anyone, and do not require a doctor’s orders.  Tests are offered on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. unless the clinic is closed for a holiday or weather-related issue. Tests will be performed at Good Neighbor, 4321 41st Ave. and will be drive- or walk-up. Results from the testing should be available within 72 hours of the test, and information on how to access results online will be given with each test.  Click here to register or find out more information. 

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We are a "mask on" facility.

The health and safety of our patients, visitors and staff is always at the center of everything we do.  The COVID-19 virus is still active in our area.  As part of our precautions to keep you safe:

  • If you do not have a mask, one will be given to you.

  • A mask must be worn in all clinic areas, unless you are advised by a staff member to remove it during an exam.

Please notify the clinic BEFORE you come in if you have been exposed to someone with a confirmed case of COVID-19, OR if you or someone you live with has a confirmed case of COVID-19, OR if you have a cough, fever, aches, or other respiratory symptoms.

Somos una máscara en las instalaciones.

La salud y seguridad de nuestros pacientes, visitantes y personal está siempre en el centro de todo lo que hacemos. El virus COVID-19 todavía está activo en nuestra área. Como parte de nuestras precauciones para mantenerlo a salvo:

  • Si no tiene una máscara, se le dará una.

  • Se deben usar máscaras en todas las áreas de la clínica, a menos que un miembro del personal le indique que se las quite durante un examen.

Notifique a la clínica ANTES de venir si ha estado expuesto a alguien con un caso confirmado de COVID-19, O si usted o alguien con quien vive tiene un caso confirmado de COVID-19, O si tiene tos, fiebre, dolores u otros síntomas respiratorios.

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