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Protecting Yourself against COVID-19 during Holiday Travels

Antibody tests, commonly known as serology tests, evaluate coronavirus antibodies in the blood. Antibodies indicate that you've been exposed to the virus and that your immune system has produced antibodies to combat it.
Latest Health Canada Guidance for at-home COVID-19 Testing

Antibody tests, commonly known as serology tests, evaluate coronavirus antibodies in the blood. Antibodies indicate that you've been exposed to the virus and that your immune system has produced antibodies to combat it.
Comparing COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Tests to PCR Tests

Antibody tests, commonly known as serology tests, evaluate coronavirus antibodies in the blood. Antibodies indicate that you've been exposed to the virus and that your immune system has produced antibodies to combat it.
Be prepared for the Holiday Season with Rapid COVID-19 Testing

Antibody tests, commonly known as serology tests, evaluate coronavirus antibodies in the blood. Antibodies indicate that you've been exposed to the virus and that your immune system has produced antibodies to combat it.
4 Reasons You might get a False Negative on a Rapid COVID-19 Test

Antibody tests, commonly known as serology tests, evaluate coronavirus antibodies in the blood. Antibodies indicate that you've been exposed to the virus and that your immune system has produced antibodies to combat it.
3 Types of COVID-19 Tests

Antibody tests, commonly known as serology tests, evaluate coronavirus antibodies in the blood. Antibodies indicate that you've been exposed to the virus and that your immune system has produced antibodies to combat it.
What You should look for in a Rapid COVID Test

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing numbers of countries have started requiring international travelers present certain documentation that confirms they aren’t currently infected with the virus before allowing them to enter their country.

How is COVID-19 both different from and similar to the Flu?

Antibody tests, commonly known as serology tests, evaluate coronavirus antibodies in the blood. Antibodies indicate that you've been exposed to the virus and that your immune system has produced antibodies to combat it.
How does the PCR COVID test differ from Rapid Antigen Testing?

Antibody tests, commonly known as serology tests, evaluate coronavirus antibodies in the blood. Antibodies indicate that you've been exposed to the virus and that your immune system has produced antibodies to combat it.
A Comprehensive Look at the Rapid Antigen COVID-19 Test

Antibody tests, commonly known as serology tests, evaluate coronavirus antibodies in the blood. Antibodies indicate that you've been exposed to the virus and that your immune system has produced antibodies to combat it.
When should You seek Medical Attention for the Coronavirus?

With all the news coverage about COVID-19 testing and the different vaccines that are being administered, it’s no wonder that so many individuals are confused about the different tests that are available and how they differ.
Testing for COVID-19 in Thornhill

With all the news coverage about COVID-19 testing and the different vaccines that are being administered, it’s no wonder that so many individuals are confused about the different tests that are available and how they differ.
How has COVID-19 Revolutionized the Healthcare System?

With all the news coverage about COVID-19 testing and the different vaccines that are being administered, it’s no wonder that so many individuals are confused about the different tests that are available and how they differ.
Debunking the 3 most common Myths about COVID-19

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing numbers of countries have started requiring international travelers present certain documentation that confirms they aren’t currently infected with the virus before allowing them to enter their country.

How does COVID Antigen Testing differ from PCR Testing?

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing numbers of countries have started requiring international travelers present certain documentation that confirms they aren’t currently infected with the virus before allowing them to enter their country.

How accurate is the PCR COVID-19 Test?

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing numbers of countries have started requiring international travelers present certain documentation that confirms they aren’t currently infected with the virus before allowing them to enter their country.

COVID-19 Testing for Thornhill and the GTA

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing numbers of countries have started requiring international travelers present certain documentation that confirms they aren’t currently infected with the virus before allowing them to enter their country.

What are False Negatives And When Is the Vitus Detected by RT-PCR Tests?

A rapid COVID test is a diagnostic test. Virus antigens, which are molecules that tell your body to develop an immune response to an infection, are used to determine the results of rapid testing.
The Importance of the Antigen COVID Test

Antibody tests, commonly known as serology tests, evaluate coronavirus antibodies in the blood. Antibodies indicate that you've been exposed to the virus and that your immune system has produced antibodies to combat it.
What You Should Know About the Rapid COVID Test

With all the news coverage about COVID-19 testing and the different vaccines that are being administered, it’s no wonder that so many individuals are confused about the different tests that are available and how they differ.
Preparing for the PCR COVID Test and the Risks involved

The PCR COVID test in Thornhill uses a specific lab technique known as the RT-PCR or reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction to detect genetic material of the virus.  The healthcare professional administering the test collects a fluid sample from the back of the nose using a long nasal swab.  In some cases, a shorter swab can also be used depending on the type of COVID test and who is administering it.
Antibody and Diagnostic Testing for COVID-19

With all the news coverage about COVID-19 testing and the different vaccines that are being administered, it’s no wonder that so many individuals are confused about the different tests that are available and how they differ.
Could Rapid COVID-19 Testing help to curtail Outbreaks of the Virus in the Workplace?

Medical experts contend that rapid testing conducted in the workplace may be instrumental in preventing the further spread of COVID-19. A large percentage of cases are coming from the employees of essential businesses. So, early detection could be significant in reducing the spread of the virus.
The Importance of frequent COVID-19 Testing

Based on a recent survey conducted by the Canadian Psychological Association, nearly 1/2 of all Canadians are afraid of contracting COVID-19 while over 60% fear for the safety of their family and loved ones.
COVID-19 Testing for International Travel

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing numbers of countries have started requiring international travelers present certain documentation that confirms they aren’t currently infected with the virus before allowing them to enter their country.

How the process works

Our testing process is very easy and fast. In just four straightforward steps, you will be able to go through the testing process.
What is RT-PCR test

The RT-PCR (Reverse Transcriptase Polymerase Chain Reaction) test is a diagnostic tool that is both accurate and reliable in detecting the COVID-19 virus.
Rapid Testing

A rapid COVID test is a diagnostic test. Virus antigens, which are molecules that tell your body to develop an immune response to an infection, are used to determine the results of rapid testing.
Antibody Tests

Antibody tests, commonly known as serology tests, evaluate coronavirus antibodies in the blood. Antibodies indicate that you've been exposed to the virus and that your immune system has produced antibodies to combat it.