All Intermountain COVID-19 curbside testing will finalize transitions into a self-serve model beginning Wednesday, April 14. Here’s how it works:
- Patients will retrieve and return their own COVID-19 saliva testing vials from a secure location within each facility. During the transition, clinics will implement the new process and adjust hours as appropriate.
- Nasopharyngeal swabs will be limited to medically necessary situations. Travel doesn’t qualify for nasopharyngeal swab testing. Saliva PCR testing has been validated by Intermountain’s Laboratory and shown to be as effective as swab testing for identifying COVID-19.
Details about schedules at all testing locations are below.
Currently providing self-serve weekdays only:
- Bear River Clinic
- Ephraim Clinic
- Fillmore Clinic
- Garfield Memorial Clinic
- Heber InstaCare
- Layton Clinic
- North Ogden InstaCare
- River Road InstaCare
- Springville Clinic (no longer serving Saturday and Sunday)
- Sevier Valley Clinic
- White Save Family Medicine Clinic
Weekend self-serve hours remain at:
- Cedar City InstaCare (Saturday)
- Layton Clinic (Saturday and Sunday)
- Hurricane Valley Instacare (Saturday)
- North Cache Valley InstaCare (Saturday)
- Park City (Saturday)
- Salt Lake Clinic Instacare (Saturday and Sunday)
- Saratoga Springs (Saturday and Sunday)
- River Road InstaCare (Saturday and Sunday)
- Sunset Instacare (Saturday)
Sites to move to self-serve starting Wednesday, April 14:
- Limited weekend hours: Alta View InstaCare (Saturday),North Cache InstaCare (Saturday),Taylorsville InstaCare (Saturday),
- Open daily: American Fork, Southridge
- Weekdays only: Cassia
Other updates:
- The Tooele InstaCare location to close Thursday, April 15
- Cottonwood will continue to provide curbside services in a hybrid model with vaccination workflows Sunday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
To learn more, contact Kris Larsen.