ALERT: COVID-19 Campus Re-entry Plan, Health, Testing, and Other Resources Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) InformationHealth and Testing Menu Health and Testing If you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 (fever, cough, shortness of breath, sore throat, body aches or loss of smell or taste) it is important that you immediately self-isolate and be tested for coronavirus. If you have tested positive or have symptoms of COVID-19, please review this flowchart to determine next steps. How to schedule your asymptomatic COVID-19 test Asymptomatic COVID testing is available to students who require a negative test result for clinical rotation placements. These tests can be scheduled through MyChart. To complete scheduling, students need to ask their clinical coordinator for a password. How to schedule your symptomatic COVID-19 test Rush employees, students and volunteers living in Illinois have access to symptomatic COVID testing at Rush. To determine your eligibility and schedule an appointment, use the Employee/Student/Volunteer COVID-19 Testing process in MyChart or the My Rush app. For symptomatic testing, follow the instructions below or watch this video. Download the My Rush app on the App Store (iOS) or from Google Play (Android) or go to mychart.rush.edu. In the app, navigate to Appointments > Future and Past Appointments > Schedule an Appointment. In MyChart, navigate to Visits > Schedule an Appointment. Select “Employee/Student COVID-19 Test”. Provide the requested information about symptoms, previous COVID results, department/POC test eligibility and preferred testing time/location. Please read all questions and notes carefully to be scheduled for the correct type of test. Complete eCheck-in within 24 hours of your testing appointment. Arrive at your appointment time, according to instructions in your appointment confirmation. Because providers are licensed by state, students, faculty and staff living outside Illinois should contact their primary care provider or clinic by phone or virtual visit to schedule a test. If you test positive for novel coronavirus, follow instructions from Infection Control and contact your program director or manager immediately. Please review this document to learn about what your COVID-19 test result means and the protocols to follow after getting tested. FAQs What is Coronavirus? What are the symptoms of COVID-19? What should I do if I develop symptoms? How can I avoid getting sick? What if I was exposed to someone with COVID-19 but don’t have symptoms? What mental health or wellness resources are available? Am I eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine? For more COVID-19 information visit rush.edu/covid19 (312) 942-7100 Rush University 600 S. Paulina St. Chicago, Illinois 60612 Make a Gift Contact Us Colleges Rush Medical College College of Nursing College of Health Sciences The Graduate College Faculty Recruitment Student Disclosure Information Library of Rush University Medical Center Maps and Directions ADA Compliance Accessibility and Accommodations Equal Opportunity Harassment Prevention Privacy Policy © 2021 Rush University