40 minutes on hold with D.C. Department of Health. Woman answers. Me: "I'm trying to get a coronavirus test..." Her: "Please hold". She forwarded my call to the generic 311 city services number.
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FYI I have now made 15-20 calls to local CDC, DoH, national CDC, and Dr's offices/urgent care/hospitals. No one can tell me where/how I get tested, and I'm just stuck in a circle. My case is more tricky apparently as I do not have a doctor in D.C.
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Latest wait time on CDC info line is "over 60 minutes".
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I got some helpful advice from PG County, MD. Nothing from any DC authority. Goes to show it’s not a matter of central governance problems, but rather implementation at a local level.
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I’m sorry you are going through this.
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Tell Seve to make a call and get you tested in TRUMP TIME!
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Best chance is to go to ER or urgent care and ask them to send a sample to LabCorp or Quest Diagnostics
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Although I have a primary Dr.
@Fort Belvoir, I have recently visited an urgent care for testing. I tested positive for Flu A but the care was 5 star! In and out in a hour with meds. You may try this useful service!! They take walk-ins Raheem....I am also in the DC area!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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