I have a question about the Pre-Travel COVID-19 PCR Asymptomatic Testing. – Appletree Medical Group

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, travel restrictions change and many airlines and destinations now require proof of negative COVID-19 testing. If you don’t have any symptoms, have not travelled in the last 14 days, have not been in close contact with a positive case, and require testing for travels, you can visit select Appletree Medical Centres to get tested and receive your results within 48 hours.

How does it work?

Visit our website to learn more.

COVID-19 Pre-Travel Testing (Asymptomatic Testing) Cost: $175.60 (tax included)

Where can I get tested?

Visit our website to find participating locations and schedules, learn more.

When should I get tested?

Travelers should be tested within 60 to 72 hours before their flight, no less or more.

Your results will take up to 48 hours to be sent to you and therefore you cannot be tested in less than 48 hours prior to your flight.

Do I Meet The Requirements For Testing?

If you require a pre-travel COVID-19 test, please ensure that you meet the requirements below:

You are asymptomatic (you do not have any symptoms); You have not traveled in the last 14 days; You have not been in close contact with a positive case.

I have COVID-19 symptoms, may I get tested?

NO. This service is ONLY for patients with NO COVID-19 symptoms (asymptomatic) that require a COVID-19 test for traveling purposes. If you have covid-19 symptoms, please contact your local Public Health.

How much does the test cost?

The pre-travel COVID-19 testing is not covered by OHIP and is available at a cost of $175.60 (tax included) per test. Patients must pay by credit card at the time of visit.

It's past 48 hours after my test and I have not received the results, what should I do?

Your test results will be emailed to you directly from Appletree Medical Group.

Please check your junk folder as our email might not have reached your inbox.
Contact us by phone to confirm your email address and confirm the results.

What happens if my test is positive?

If your results are positive, please contact your local Public Health Unit.