Viral COVID testing can be done in a few different ways, the most common being nose swabs, but saliva tests are becoming more popular. There are two types of coronavirus tests (COVID-19 tests) available, those that can test for a current infection (viral test) and those that can test for a past infection (antibody test). I hope my surgery goes just as well! + More

So far the experience has been very positive. Once inside, the staff was also friendly and professional. There needs to be a COVID TESTING BY APPOINTMENT sign illuminated or lighting in the lobby to indicate the facility is open for those with an appointment. One woman went up to the south doors and they were locked, but fortunately ascended the stairs to the west/ handicapped entrance and entered. A handful of patients were waiting in our cars and the website and facility doors indicate they open at 8am. I highly recommend this location as opposed to do-it-yourself drive thru methods however, the facility needs to be more welcoming at this time of the day. The only hiccup was that my PRE-admission COVID test was scheduled for 7:35 am at the North Olmsted facility. N regards to pre-admission testing, the hip & knee class and the pre-admission COVID test everything went very smooth and the staff in all areas are very friendly, understanding and helpful. Will be soo glad when all this crap is over! + More While I was on the phone with them the FAX miraculously appeared and I got my test at ***. No FAX showed up so I called the Dr's office at ***. No, but they went ahead and gave me the paperwork to fill out so when the fax came in everything would be ready.

Asked Compunet staff if they had the order yet. Dr's office said they would send it right away. They asked me what the FAX number was and I had to flag down one of the Compunet staff who gave it to them over the phone. They checked and found the office had not faxed the order to Compunet. Left message, then called right back and talked to nurse that answered phone. Called the DR office, asked for the Dr's nurse. Compunet couldn't do the test bc they didn't have the order. The Compunet staff come out to your car and do it. You pull into a parking space at the testing facility, then cll a phone number they gave you. They scheduled me with a Compunet office and told me where to be at 10:45 this morning. Not a destination trail yet as the unpaved surface needs improvement, but certainly a great day trip and one I would repeat in the future.Had to get a COVID test today for my hernia surgery coming up Monday, per the surgeon's office. There is a lot of history and scenic things to see that I might have otherwise missed had I hit my distance goal (50) sooner. Although my plans had been to ride further west until the trail became too bumpy even on my hybrid, adventuring over to Fallen Timbers and the park more than made up for my disappointment. Then back up to Keener Park- about 52 miles. Down the hill to the trails in the Side Cut Metropark along the muddy Maumee River. Turned back and proceeded past Keener Park and past south fork to Wabash Cannonball Connector trail which winds past mall and over freeway to Fallen Timbers monument area. Turned west when rejoined the northern leg and rode thru pavement end, before trying to go further about a mile over coarsely crushed stone surface and grass. Turned north on CR1 for 4.5 mi and only had 4 cars pass me on a Saturday late morning. Rode east until turn on southern leg, went to Fulton-Lucas Rd (CR1) where the pavement ended. Parked at Keener Park, which has a lot of parking, restrooms and water.

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