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Testing is part of the Saskatchewan Health Authority's strategy to limit the spread of COVID-19 and is prioritizing symptomatic and at-risk residents. Includes information about antibody testing.
Information on self-testing including the rapid, at home kits and the Test to Protect program.
Diagnostic testing for COVID-19 is available through the Saskatchewan Health Authority and private testing providers.
Information about self-testing in schools and Test to Protect communications toolkit.
You may receive your test result information by phone, through MySaskHealthRecord, or through an automated notification service. You may still be required to provide negative test results following a COVID-19 infection.
There are a number of different service providers in the province offering testing for a fee. Anyone requiring a proof of negative COVID-19 test in Saskatchewan must be tested at a service provider authorized by the Ministry of Health.
Monoclonal antibodies are available for eligible patients who have contracted COVID-19. If you are eligible, you may be referred for treatment.
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