COVID-19 Information
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Take charge of your health post-pandemic
If you missed any of your routine exams and preventive screenings during the COVID-19 pandemic, now is the time to get those scheduled.
All services at the hospital and clinics, including the emergency department, urgent care and physician offices, are available to provide exceptional care to you and your family. Virtual care visits are also offered. COVID-19 testing is available at our Urgent Care clinics, or established patients may contact their Primary Care provider about testing.
Please read the answers below to frequently asked questions for additional information on safety, masking, testing and treatments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Safety
Q: What can I do to protect myself against COVID-19?
A: The most effective ways to protect yourself and others is to get vaccinated or get a booster, continue with good hand hygiene, and wear a mask when you have a cold, fever, or flu-like symptoms.
Q: What should I do if I have symptoms of COVID-19 or have had confirmed close contact exposure?
A: Please follow the latest guidance from the CDC:
Q: What do I do if I am sick?
A: Many people who recently caught COVID-19 have milder illness and are able to recover at home without medical care. See Public Health – Seattle & King County for information about how to care for mild symptoms at home. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately.
Masking Requirements
Q: Does Overlake still require all patients and visitors to wear masks?
A: Visitors are required to wear masks in patient rooms if staff is present and in clinic exam rooms, therapy gyms, procedure rooms, and at all times in semi-private rooms.
If you are a visitor and have a cold, fever or flu-like symptoms, please visit when you are feeling better.
Treatments
Q: Does Overlake offer the COVID-19 antibody infusion treatment?
A: Yes, Overlake has the ability to give this treatment to those who qualify. Established Overlake Primary Care patients who have tested positive for COVID-19, either with an at-home test or from a facility, may schedule an appointment with their Primary Care provider for consideration of this treatment.
Q: What is Paxlovid and is it available at Overlake?
A: Paxlovid is an oral pill that can be prescribed by a provider within the first five days of symptoms for treatment of COVID-19. Paxlovid is authorized for emergency use and recommended for patients who are concerned about severe risk of hospitalization from COVID-19, such as those with high-risk conditions.
Established Overlake Primary Care patients who have tested positive for COVID-19, either with an at-home test or from a facility, may schedule a virtual appointment with their Primary Care provider who may prescribe this treatment.
Testing
Q: Where can I get a COVID-19 test at Overlake?
A: Testing is available at our Urgent Care locations, including for those who are experiencing symptoms or those without symptoms have had exposure and for travel. Primary Care providers may also offer testing to their established patients.
Q: What kind of test does Overlake use?
A: We utilize the PCR nasopharyngeal swab testing, which can take up to 72 hours for results.
Q: Does Overlake offer rapid tests?
A: Yes, rapid testing is given to patients on the same day as surgery and at some clinics.
Vaccines
Q: Can I get my COVID-19 vaccine at Overlake?
A: Overlake is not currently administering the COVID-19 vaccine to the public. There are many convenient locations to receive a free COVID-19 vaccination. We invite you to check vaccines.gov to locate a COVID-19 vaccination near you.
Q: Can my child get vaccinated?
A: Yes, in most cases. Please see COVID-19 Vaccination for Children | CDC for specific information.
Q: How can I get my COVID-19 vaccination records from Washington state?
A: You can get an official digital copy of your COVID-19 record. Visit WAverify and fill out the required information. You will receive a link to a QR code and digital copy of your record. If you have any questions, click here or call (800) 525-0127 and press #.