Participating in MAP testing helps local public health officials and university leaders understand the current situation so they can develop and enact strategies to suppress the spread of COVID-19 in our community. If you are asymptomatic, you can prevent further spread of the virus to your family, friends, and others in the community by getting tested for the virus, isolating, and cooperating with contact tracers. Many people are asymptomatic carriers of the virus meaning they don’t know they are infected but could still pass the virus on to others. The program will go on a break for the weeks of December 20 and 27 and return January 3. Hours for the self-directed test kit program will be reduced for winter break starting December 10. Registering for a Test FAQ University Health Servicesįor current hours visit University Health Services. MAP will be closed on the following days: December 23, 24, 30, 31. Testing Schedules MAP Week of December 6 Date Please see updated collection steps below and email with any questions. MAP uses the saliva collection method for COVID-19 testing.
For information on what your result means, please see our testing page. County Health officials may also contact positive cases via telephone, in addition to the emailed results. Patients who test positive will receive test results via email in the same way that negative results are reported.Please see the Matthew Knight Arena accessibility page for more information. ADA parking is also available at testing locations. For MAP testing please contact directly for these requests. Accommodations for people with disabilities can be provided if requested in advance of a scheduled testing event.MAP technical support is available on the COVID-19 Testing Registration webpage.
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