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Everyone in my family actually commented on how nice and easy the whole process was when we left.Įven if it’s just a Covid test, it’s really nice to know people take their jobs seriously and gave great bedside manner. Normally with all the other companies, they seem fed up with people (which is understandable) but this women as extremely nice, and had a really great attitude. Lastly, the girl who handed us our swabs and walked us through was actually the nicest one I’ve had yet.

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The man who handed us our QR code paperwork was very kind and helpful! He fixed it and made sure I could still get in for my test I scheduled. Luckily the man checking us in was absolutely wonderful and helpful. For some reason the appointment for myself didn’t complete it’s booking online. Heather the midday, middle-aged five year old. I cried again afterwards out of shame for falling apart (I am nearly 40 years old), and Matt told me I did a great job and allowed an elbow bump, though I wish I could’ve given him a hug. That helped enough to perform the swabs (1 in each nostril), along with his verbal comforting while doing the swab, and it helped me A LOT (I emphasize this) that he counted down the last 4 seconds. Matt let me take the time I needed (45+ seconds I’d imagine) to collect myself to try again, and suggested I step back to lean on the wall to support myself and be able to relax more. (This would be my only request of him the next time I perhaps have to see him: to intonate causally the ‘yes’ in order to help to minimize anxious patients’ fears going into a second attempt. I asked him if it was going to go in further than that and he said “Oh yes” and I immediately started crying, hard. I got really scared with the first attempt and how it felt, and Matt immediately yet gently removed the swab so that I could take a break.

This helped me stop being jittery and relax enough to give it a try. He described what would happen, how long it would take, and told me it would be okay. Then, thanks be to God, the administrator of the test, Matt, was extremely patient with me (I am grateful that I thought to go at a not busy time so that I didn’t feel extra anxiety thinking I was holding up the queue).

She assured me that it was quick and not any more uncomfortable that when you mix your wasabi/soy a little too strong at the sushi restaurant. The greeter/intake gal, Tyler, was very friendly and kind and addressed my anxiety when I told her it was my first Covid test and that I was really scared. As a person who is highly anxious of being poked and prodded by a doctor or dentist, I believe that I couldn’t have had a better experience than the one I had when I went in for a nasal swab at 1:40pm on Tuesday, February 16th at the Aurora Avenue test site.