COVID-19 Prevention Measures for 
Nova Wellness Center Patients & Staff

We will continue to observe measures to limit exposure or spread of COVID-19 virus.
  • We continue to perform blood draws again for patients who are in need of laboratory testing.
  • We continue to offer telemedicine services to our patients (when appropriate)
  • We continue to offer in-office visits to patients (when appropriate)
  • All patients and clients must complete a COVID risk screen before entering our facility, (this may be completed electronically by clicking the link on this page)
  • Patients and clients who enter our facility will have their temperature taken upon admittance
  • Patients and clients who enter our facility will be asked to use hand sanitizer or wash their hands upon admittance
  • Our office is sanitized regularly per CDC guidelines for COVID prevention
  • Patients and staff will be asked to remain at a safe social distance whenever possible when in our facility

If you need to be tested for COVID-19

We are NOT currently providing COVID-19 testing at our facility. If you need to be tested for current or past infection (immunity) to COVID-19 we recommend the following options. (Most testing sites do NOT require a physician's order for testing, although some facilities who provide the rapid PCR antigen testing may require a doctor's order).

IF YOU BELIEVE YOU ARE CURRENTLY INFECTED WITH COVID-19:
Consult your local urgent care facility or CVS pharmacy.
IF YOU NEED A COVID ANTIGEN PCR TEST WITH RESULTS IN 24 HRS- DOCTOR'S ORDER IS REQUIRED
(for travel, surgery or scheduled procedures)
IF YOU WANT TO DETERMINE WHETHER YOU HAVE ESTABLISHED IMMUNITY TO COVID-19:
(from past infection or vaccination)

More corona virus testing sites
(click the link below)

Information about different types of tests for COVID

COVID Vaccination Information

Our facility will NOT be providing COVID vaccinations, patients are encouraged to utilize a local "vaccination hub" that has been established by the Texas state government. Click the button below to learn more. 

INFORMATION ABOUT HORMONES AND COVID

A recently published study suggests that testosterone deficiency may increase your susceptibility to COVID19.
(Click the button to access this study)

Schedule an appointment for hormone testing to see if your hormone levels are sub-optimal.