According to the CDC, if you are fully vaccinated, you do not have to quarantine after being exposed to someone with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 as long as you are not experiencing symptoms. The CDC says fully vaccinated people should still monitor themselves for symptoms for 10 days after exposure. You should get tested for COVID-19 after five days, even if you don’t have symptoms. If you begin to experience COVID-19 symptoms, you should quarantine and get tested for COVID-19. Let your provider know your vaccination status when you get tested. If you are not yet fully vaccinated, you should quarantine for at least five days after exposure, wear a mask around others, and get tested after five days. You should monitor yourself for symptoms for at least 10 days. If symptoms develop, call your doctor.