COVID-19 Vaccination and Testing

Passport Health can provide the following services:

Fit-To-Fly Health Declaration Forms – Available on the Passport Health app with QR code

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Vaccine – Call for details.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Testing

Fit to Fly Medical Certificates

Fit-to-Fly medical certificates and Fit-To-Travel health forms may be required by many airlines and countries for entry. These documents allow the traveler to provide proof for fitness to travel and have had a negative COVID-19 test that was reviewed by a medical professional prior to travel.

Fit to Work Certificates

After your negative COVID-19 test we will provide you with a document that certifies the individual does not have an active COVID-19 infection. This will be reviewed documented by a medical professional.

Are you Traveling? Will you need a PCR test or an Antigen test? This can be verified on the COVID-19 Travel Regulations Map* (powered by Timatic) from the IATA Travel Centre is a service to provide all the travel requirement information needed to successfully complete an international air journey. Verify which you will need on the IATA website.

What is the difference between the tests?*

Virus Detection	Immunity Detection
RT-PCR or Antigen Test Nasal Swab	Antibody Test Blood
RT-PCR – Results within 2-6 days. Expedited available in 24 hours or less. Antigen Test– Results in 15 minutes or less. Nasal Swab Both will detect infection.	IgM and IgG Antibodies IgM are antibodies that are detected early IgG are antibodies that are long-lasting. The immune response may take days or weeks to show up in your blood post-exposure. Antibodies reveal a prior COVID-19 infection and if you have built some immunity. This is not to determine current infection.
A swab sample will be collected. It is used to determine if you are sick or have an infection from COVID-19. This is a diagnostic test to be used if you are having symptoms of COVID-19.	A blood sample will be collected. This sample will determine if you have been exposed to COVID-19 and have developed immunity to the virus. Positive results may be due to past or present infection with non-SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus strains, such as coronavirus HKU1, NL63, OC43, or 229E. This test is not intended to diagnose COVID-19.

Am I experiencing symptoms of COVID-19?

Coronavirus: Symptoms are expected to appear 1-14 days following viral exposure. Primary infection is characterized by the presence of detectable IgM antibodies 3-7 days after the onset of infection.

**Center for Devices and Radiological Health. “FAQs on Diagnostic Testing for SARS-CoV-2.” U.S. Food and Drug Administration, FDA.