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Some Things to Consider Some things to consider - The current average CORE test site wait time is 30 minutes. Be aware that the closing time for each test site signifies when staff will begin packing up, NOT when the last patient can join the line. Plan to arrive at the test site at least an hour before scheduled close. - Test sites will close early if/when the 500-test daily max. is reached. - Walk-up patients are advised to bring a folding chair, a bottle of water, and an umbrella (if the forecast calls for rain) for while they wait. - CORE test sites do not have public restroom access. - If CORE’s on-site weather monitoring devices indicate lightning within 6 miles of the site, the site will be shut down for 20 minutes. If a lighting delay is triggered within the last hour of operating, the site may close early for the day. - Testing site locations, dates, and/or times are subject to change. Visit CORERESPONSE.ORG/COVID19-ATLANTAthe day of testing to confirm test site information. Fulton Co., GA COVID-19 Testing August 24 - 29, 2020 WALK-UP AND/OR DRIVE-THRU TESTING IS FREE + AVAILABLE TO ALL. ALL SITES SUBJECT TO EARLY CLOSURE ONCE 500-TEST DAILY MAX IS REACHED. Monday, Aug. 24, 10am-4pm Tuesday, Aug. 25, 8am-2pm, 3435 Roosevelt Highway, 3180 Peachtree Road, Atlanta, GA 30349 Atlanta, GA 30305 Monday, Aug. 24, 10am-4pm, Walk-Up Only Aug. 27, 10am-4pm 963 Edgewood Avenue, 540 Cameron M. Alexander Boulevard, Atlanta, GA 30307 Atlanta, GA 30318 (parking lot adjacent to Antioch Monday, Aug. 24, 9am-3pm, Baptist Church North) still open Drive-Thru Only Georgia International Convention Center (College Park) Friday, Aug. 28, 10am-4pm, Drive-Thru Only 2330 Convention Center Concourse, Atlanta, GA 30337 515 Garson Drrive NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 still open Monday, Aug. 24 & Wednesday, Aug. 26, 10am-4pm, Drive-Thru Only Wednesday, Aug. 26, 11am-4pm, 7300 Roswell Road, 2300 Godby Road, Sandy Springs, GA 30350 College Park, GA 30349 Monday, Aug. 24 & Wednesday, Aug. 26, Wednesday, Aug. 26, 10am-4pm, & Friday, Aug., 28, 8am-2pm Walk-Up Only 200 Joseph E Lowery Boulevard, 781 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30314 Atlanta, GA 30308 Tuesday, Aug. 25, 8:30am-2:30pm, Walk-Up Only 2805 Metropolitan Parkway, SW Atlanta, GA 30315 SITE CLOSED DUE TO = INCLEMENT WEATHER Fulton Co., GA COVID-19 Testing August 24 - 29, 2020 WALK-UP AND/OR DRIVE-THRU TESTING IS FREE + AVAILABLE TO ALL. ALL SITES SUBJECT TO EARLY CLOSURE ONCE 500-TEST DAILY MAX IS REACHED. Wednesday, Aug. 26, 9am-3pm Friday, Aug. 28 & Saturday Aug. 29, Greater Elizabeth Missionary 10am-4pm Baptist Church Roswell United Methodist Church 4555 Campbellton Road SW, 814 Mimosa Boulevard, Atlanta, GA 30331 Roswell, GA 30075 Thursday, Aug. 27, 11am-4pm Saturday, Aug. 29, 9am-1pm College Park Fire Station 3737 College Street, 1730 Hollywood Road, College Park, GA 30337 NW Atlanta, GA 30318 Thursday, Aug. 27, 10am-4pm Saturday, Aug. 29, 10am-4pm Big Bethel AME Church St. Luke's EpIscopal Church 220 Auburn Ave NE, 435 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA 30303 Atlanta, GA 30308 Thursday, Aug. 27 & Satuday, Saturday, Aug. 29, 8am-2pm, Aug. 29, 10am-4pm Walk-Up Only Warren Memorial Church Golf Vista Apartments 181 Joseph E Lowery Boulevard SW, 445 Cleveland Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA 30314 Atlanta, GA 30354 Friday, Aug. 28, 8am-2pm, Saturday, Aug. 29, 12pm-4pm Walk-Up Only Russel Rocks the Block Royal Oaks Apartments 566 Wells Street SW, 3540 N. Camp Creek Parkway SW, Atlanta, GA 30312 Atlanta, GA 30331 Friday, Aug. 28, 10am-4pm East Point First Mallalieu UMC 2651 N. Church Street, East Point, GA 30344 Fulton Co., GA COVID-19 Testing STATIONARY TEST SITE DRIVE-THRU TESTING IS FREE AND AVAILABLE TO ALL COVID-19 TESTING CENTER 4700 North Point Pkwy Alpharetta, GA 30005 HOURS: Monday-Friday: 10:30am - 7pm Saturday: 9am-12pm Closed Sunday ***Pre-registration is strongly encouraged. Please go to covid19.dph.ga.gov and select Fulton County North Point PArkwAy location. Getting your test results - CORE returns COVID-19 test results by phone and/or email. - CORE utilizes the lab services of both LabCorp and Bako/Curogram. Test result timelines vary as lab demands fluctuate, but it is safe to expect results back within 2-5 days of taking a test. - If it takes over a week to receive results, you can log onto PATIENT.LABCORP.COM and create an account, email [email protected] with your full name and date of birth, or call the county hotline at (404) 613-7295. If you call, be prepared to give your full name, phone number, date of birth, and date and location of your COVID-19 test..
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