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If you test positive for COVID-19:

Updated COVID Isolation Policy (effective August 1, 2022): People diagnosed with COVID may end their isolation period 5 days after onset of symptoms or positive test (whichever was earlier) if a home COVID antigen test is negative AND they have not had a fever for over 24 hours.

If you test positive and have underlying medical problems, are 65 or older, or are unvaccinated against COVID-19, call the clinic right away so that you can be evaluated for COVID-19 treatment.

After hours, you can call the provider on call (360-715-2447) or you can use a FREE service from the Washington State Department of Health. Click here to set up a telemedicine appointment with one of their providers. This is available to anyone in the state.

If you have a weakened immune system or if you have to be hospitalized for COVID-19, you may need to remain isolated longer.

Care Connect is available to provide food, housing, and financial resources for people who recently tested positive for COVID. To learn more, call the WA State COVID Information Hotline at 1-800-525-0127 and press #. Hours are 6 AM to 10 PM (Monday) and 6 AM to 6 PM (Tuesday-Sunday and observed state holidays).

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If you test positive for COVID-19:

Updated COVID Isolation Policy (effective August 1, 2022): People diagnosed with COVID may end their isolation period 5 days after onset of symptoms or positive test (whichever was earlier) if a home COVID antigen test is negative AND they have not had a fever for over 24 hours.

If you test positive and have underlying medical problems, are 65 or older, or are unvaccinated against COVID-19, call the clinic right away so that you can be evaluated for COVID-19 treatment.

After hours, you can call the provider on call (360-715-2447) or you can use a FREE service from the Washington State Department of Health. Click here to set up a telemedicine appointment with one of their providers. This is available to anyone in the state.

If you have a weakened immune system or if you have to be hospitalized for COVID-19, you may need to remain isolated longer.

If you feel sick:

If you have been exposed:

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If you test positive for COVID-19:

Updated COVID Isolation Policy (effective August 1, 2022): People diagnosed with COVID may end their isolation period 5 days after onset of symptoms or positive test (whichever was earlier) if a home COVID antigen test is negative AND they have not had a fever for over 24 hours.

If you test positive and have underlying medical problems, are 65 or older, or are unvaccinated against COVID-19, call the clinic right away so that you can be evaluated for COVID-19 treatment.

After hours, you can call the provider on call (360-715-2447) or you can use a FREE service from the Washington State Department of Health. Click here to set up a telemedicine appointment with one of their providers. This is available to anyone in the state.

If you have a weakened immune system or if you have to be hospitalized for COVID-19, you may need to remain isolated longer.

If you feel sick:

If you have been exposed:

Downloadable Guidelines

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