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San Diegans can now get tested for influenza at seven County sites that formerly only provided COVID-19 testing and certain treatment options.
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The County is modifying its COVID-19 testing and vaccination efforts to better reach San Diegans who struggle with accessing these services.
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County health officials are urging San Diegans not to go to local emergency departments for COVID-19 testing.
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Most San Diegans who test positive for COVID-19 only have to isolate for five days, the County Health and Human Services Agency announced today.
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To make it easier and faster for San Diegans to get tested for COVID-19, County-run testing sites have turned to self-swabbing – with expert instruction.
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COVID cases and hospitalizations are escalating and that has renewed demand for COVID-19 testing. Primary healthcare providers, community health clinics, pharmacies and the County all offer testing. Now the County is reopening some of its former large testing sites, like at San Diego State University, to ease crowds and make access as convenient as possible.
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More San Diegans will be able to get vaccinated against COVID-19 now that the state and the County have expanded eligibility to include all people between 50 and 64 years of age, the first group in Phase 2.
