Norton Healthcare has updated the visitor policy effective August 27, 2021
Due to the recent surge in COVID-19 testing, the time it takes to get results may vary. We will make every effort to process your results as soon as possible. High volume for testing also may require patient registration to end one to two hours before the posted closing time.
For your safety, Norton Healthcare requires everyone ages 2 and older to wear masks in health care settings.
Thank you for your patience.
Find a Testing LocationCOVID-19 vaccination is available at select locations only, and appointments are required. To learn more about vaccine eligibility, COVID-19 testing options and the proactive steps we are taking to keep patients safer, click here.
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