What if I do not have appropriate medical staff on site to administer testing?
dvgulik2020-10-16T18:25:59+00:00For an additional fee, Inspire Diagnostics will staff large testing groups as needed. e.g. Back to School scenarios.
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Please Note: As of November 11, 2023, public health emergency status has expired.
This means that in order to test with Inspire Diagnostics, there are updated financial requirements between you, your health insurance, and Inspire.
A Physician Order from your primary care physician is now required to test (Inspire Medical Group can provide a physician order onsite). Insurance is required to test and you must bring your insurance ID.
We recommend that you contact your insurance provider to confirm your plan benefit and whether you may have a co-pay or out of pocket cost. Inspire also offers cash-pay pricing without insurance.
For an additional fee, Inspire Diagnostics will staff large testing groups as needed. e.g. Back to School scenarios.
No. The rapid tests we offer are intended for use in point-of-care settings. Therefore, testing processes and specimen collection are very straight-forward and can easily be administered by customer in-house medical personnel such as School Nurses or Company on-site Medical Resources.
To learn more please contact Nancy Kang, director for school and university testing, at nancy.kang@inspirediagnostics.com or 949-357-3233.
Depending on your specific needs, we can deliver a tailored COVID-19 testing solution which includes any or all of the following components: Rapid COVID-19 test kits and if required, analyzer devices, PCR testing service for confirmatory testing, cloud-based test management platform to facilitate large scale deployments, mobile app for self-service test report access and test [...]
Our system is completely HIPAA-compliant to ensure the privacy of your employees’ test results.
Test results will be reported to the customer’s designated healthcare professional via our Inspire Community Health cloud-based application. Test results can also be delivered directly to each individual test subject via this same platform through a HIPAA-compliant mobile app. Test results can be “pushed” electronically to other platforms as needed.
As a point-of-care test, we expect that the FDA’s Emergency Use Authorization will allow the test to only be administered by organizations that are either certified or waived under the CLIA (Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments) regulations which are enforced by the federal government, specifically the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). The Inspire Community [...]
Yes, for convenience and comfort, Inspire Diagnostics has test kits which are saliva-based only requiring test subjects provide sputum in a collection tube. The process is easy to explain, apply and can be adaptively supported by parents, teachers and administrators.
We have established a strategic partnership with the manufacturers of our point-of-care test kits in order to ensure availability of test kits to meet our clients’ needs. We do not currently anticipate any shortages.
The cost of the program may vary based on the testing strategy and frequency. However, the program can be tailored considering your financial objectives.
Our mission is to open a world of possibilities to our customers, by providing the most advanced, affordable, and hassle-free, at-home diagnostic testing platforms.
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