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Whether you have symptoms of COVID-19 or need a test for travel or returning to school, there are two options for COVID-19 screening and testing at Gundersen Health System:
By phone or online, you will be asked screening questions to determine your next steps. Please do not visit our Urgent Care or Emergency locations if you only need a test.
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For questions about COVID-19, ask Ayla, our digital helper. You can find her in the lower right corner of our website.
If you're feeling ill, please help us protect our patients, staff and community amid the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic by contacting us before you come in.
No vaccine is without side effects as your body builds protection against viruses. Here's how a few of our employees felt afterward.
Developing the COVID-19 vaccine is the most important, complex public health effort in our nation's history. Federal, state and local healthcare experts and public health officials unified to make sure it's safe.
See the options you have for getting screened for COVID-19. Plus the answers to common testing questions.
Please review our visitor restrictions before coming in.
Viruses that cause common colds and the flu will mix with COVID-19 and make it difficult to know what's making you ill. Gundersen's infection preventionists Megan Meller and Meghan Buechel help you tell them apart.
Parents or guardians must schedule an appointment for children by calling (608) 775-6829. Patients and non-patients are welcome at Gundersen for the vaccination.
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