Myrtle Beach COVID Testing
Drive Thru Testing Now Available in Myrtle Beach
We can help decide what COVID-19 test is best for you.
As COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) continues to spread across the country, testing can be a key source of information on whether you can interact with others without spreading the virus. Even if you don’t have symptoms, but you believe you may have been exposed, getting tested is a way to confirm whether or not you are currently infected.
Schedule your appointment and visit our drive thru location at 9593 N. Kings Hwy Myrtle Beach SC 29572.
Or call us at (843) 504-4757!
ARCpoint Labs does not accept insurance. We are able to provide you with the CPT code and receipt for the COVID-19 test to submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement. All insurance companies vary, and you will need to reach out to them about your potential reimbursement.
Rapid (Antigen) Viral Testing
The Rapid (Antigen) viral test uses a nasal/throat swab to detect a current infection of COVID-19 in your body. Best used at least 48 hours after exposure, this test can help you determine if you need any further testing before returning to work, or if you should self-isolate.
Standard (PCR) Viral Testing
The Standard (PCR) viral test uses a nasal/throat swab to detect a current infection of COVID-19 in your body. This test may be required before certain surgeries, returning to work, discontinuing self-isolation, and even traveling to certain countries.
Expedited (PCR) Viral Testing
The Expedited (PCR) viral test uses a nasal/throat swab to detect a current infection of COVID-19 in your body. This test may be required before certain surgeries, returning to work, discontinuing self-isolation, and even traveling to certain countries.
Comparing the Viral COVID-19 Testing Options
Testing is Simple And Quick
Want to know more about COVID-19 Test Options?
Get the answers to some of the most asked questions in our COVID-19 FAQs.
* Important Information
Specific tests available at select locations. For disclaimers for various tests, please visit our FAQ page.