Milton

We’re Keeping an Eye on the Storm

As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, our team at MD Now is monitoring the storm closely. Our patients and staff are important to us, and clinics will remain open for as long as conditions are safe. To stay up-to-date on clinic hours of operation and the re-opening of our clinics, please check our individual clinic pages for details.

While clinics are closed, we will be offering Virtual Visits. Click here for hours of operation or to schedule a Virtual Visit.

We hope that everyone stays safe.

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COVID-19 Antibodies? KNOW NOW

Walk into any of our convenient, state-of-the-art clinics for quantitative antibody testing now.

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Steps To Get Tested For COVID-19 Antibodies

  • callLocate your nearest MD Now clinic
  • scheduleOne of our providers will perform a brief medical evaluation and take a blood sample
  • mask Receive results in 48 hours or less

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Whether you’ve tested positive or negative for COVID-19, there’s still a chance that you’ve developed the antibodies needed to fight off the virus. Our latest quantitative antibody test* can tell if a patient has been successfully vaccinated or was likely exposed to the COVID-19 virus in the past.

While it is still unclear if having antibodies to COVID-19 means that you are immune to reinfection, knowing your COVID-19 antibody status may help you resume work and other daily activities with peace of mind.


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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What Antibody Test does MD Now use?

    MD Now uses Roche Elecsys Anti-SARS-CoV-2 S immunoassay,

    MD Now uses Roche Elecsys Anti-SARS-CoV-2 S immunoassay, which test for Spike Protein Antibodies.

  • What is the Spike Protein Antibody Test?

    A test which measures the levels of the Spike Protein

    A test which measures the levels of the Spike Protein Antibodies of COVID-19. The presence of spike proteins may mean a person has a vaccine-induced immune response or has been previously infected with COVID-19.

  • What does the Spike Protein Antibody test detect?

    The body makes a class of proteins called antibodies which

    The body makes a class of proteins called antibodies which bind to organisms (i.e. COVID-19 virus) in order to fight off infection. Our bodies make multiple different antibodies which bind selectively to various components of the COVID-19 virus. We now have blood tests to detect this distinct Spike Protein antibody.

  • How does the test work?

    The antibody test we use is a blood serum test to detect

    The antibody test we use is a blood serum test to detect Spike Protein Antibodies. This test can measure the quantity of antibodies of the spike protein of COVID-19. The medical assistant/phlebotomist will collect a blood sample through venipuncture and send the specimen to our partnering lab.

     

  • What does the benefits of testing the spike protein?

    Spike Protein Antibodies are detected in most people 14

    Spike Protein Antibodies are detected in most people 14 days after complete vaccination series or onset symptoms of COVID-19. These long-term antibodies mean you were most likely exposed to COVID-19 in the past or have successfully completed a vaccine series and may allow you to return to your normal daily activities.

  • Do I need to make an appointment for COVID-19 antibody testing?

    No. If you want to know if you may have assumed immunity to

    No. If you want to know if you may have assumed immunity to COVID-19, antibody testing is available at all of our locations on a walk-in basis.

  • How long will it take to get results?

    Our team is working as quickly as possible to meet the

    Our team is working as quickly as possible to meet the needs of our community and provide test results back in a timely manner. You can expect your COVID-19 antibody test results in 48 hours or less.

     

  • How long should I wait to get tested for antibodies after testing positive for COVID-19 or receiving a COVID-19 vaccine?

    Antibodies are typically detected 2 weeks from the onset of

    Antibodies are typically detected 2 weeks from the onset of symptoms or after the complete administration of a vaccine series (i.e. two weeks after you receive your second dose of Moderna and Pfizer, or two weeks after the single dose of Johnson & Johnson)

    Results from our antibody test are provided as Detected (Positive) or Not Detected (Negative) and are also provided as a numerical value ranging from 0.80 to 2,500 U/mL. Positive results are greater than 0.80, and those that receive a result of 2,500 U/mL indicate a high antibody level.

  • Is your antibody test FDA authorized?

    Yes, our antibody test is authorized by the FDA. In

    Yes, our antibody test is authorized by the FDA. In collaboration with one of the top CLIA-certified high complexity laboratories in the nation and one that is qualified to perform this type of testing, MD NOW’s COVID-19 antibody testing is cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) under the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA).

  • Am I immune to COVID-19 if I test positive or have a high antibody level?

    It is still unclear if having antibodies to COVID-19 means

    It is still unclear if having antibodies to COVID-19 means that you are immune to reinfection.

  • What does it mean to test positive for COVID-19 Antibodies?

    Testing positive for COVID-19 antibodies means you have

    Testing positive for COVID-19 antibodies means you have been successfully vaccinated or were likely exposed to the COVID-19 virus in the past. It is still unclear if having antibodies to COVID-19 means you are immune to re-infection.

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*Testing positive for COVID-19 antibodies means you have been successfully vaccinated or were likely exposed to the COVID-19 virus in the past. It is still unclear if having antibodies to COVID-19 means that you are immune to re-infection.
Milton

We’re Keeping an Eye on the Storm

As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, our team at MD Now is monitoring the storm closely. Our patients and staff are important to us, and clinics will remain open for as long as conditions are safe. To stay up-to-date on clinic hours of operation and the re-opening of our clinics, please check our individual clinic pages for details.

While clinics are closed, we will be offering Virtual Visits. Click here for hours of operation or to schedule a Virtual Visit.

We hope that everyone stays safe.

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