IF your Covid-19 at-home test result is positive, contact the Commonwealth Healthcare Corp. immediately.
CHCC said it will also reach out to contacts who are deemed high risk. The associated risk of infection depends on the level of exposure, which will determine the type of monitoring, CHCC added.
Free at-home Covid-19 tests were recently made available via www.covidtests.gov to all households by the Biden administration.
Orders will usually ship in seven to 12 days, and are limited to four tests per mailing address.
On Saturday evening, the CNMI reported the islands’ 22nd Covid-19-related death.
If you have concerns regarding a possible exposure to a positive case, call the CHCC contact tracers at (670) 285-1942, 286-1710, or 286-1711.
CHCC said (670) 234-8950 is solely for hospital inquiries.
If you are experiencing symptoms of Covid-19, such as a fever, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, fatigue, or new loss of taste or smell, see your provider or call the CHCC Tele-Triage hotline at (670) 233-2067.
The public is also reminded to watch out for misinformation and to follow updates directly from the Governor’s Covid-19 Task Force and CHCC.
