Point of Care Test (POCT)

Point of Care Testing (POCT) is a rapid, on-site diagnostic testing method that delivers immediate results, enhancing patient care, decision-making, and operational efficiency in various healthcare and workplace settings.

Our comprehensive HIV, Hepatitis C (HCV), Syphilis, and Pregnancy Testing Services provide confidential, accurate, and rapid results to support early detection, prevention, and informed decision-making. These tests are essential for healthcare providers, community organizations, and workplace wellness programs, ensuring accessible and timely screenings for individuals at risk.

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Point of Care Test

Rapid HIV

Rapid Syphilis

Rapid HIV

An HIV Rapid Test is a quick and convenient diagnostic test used to detect HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) infection.

Rapid HCV

Rapid Syphilis

Rapid HIV

An HCV Rapid Test is a quick diagnostic test used to detect antibodies to the Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) in a person's blood.

Rapid Syphilis

A Syphilis Rapid Test is a quick diagnostic tool used to detect antibodies to the Syphilis bacteria (Treponema pallidum) in a person's blood or oral fluid.

HIV Rapid Test FAQs:

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How long does it take to get the results?

The results of an HIV rapid test are usually available within 20 minutes.

Is the HIV rapid test accurate?

HIV rapid tests are highly accurate, but a positive result is typically confirmed with a follow-up test, such as a laboratory-based HIV test, to ensure accuracy.

What type of sample is used for the HIV rapid test?

The test uses a small sample of blood (usually from a fingerstick) or oral fluid.

Can an HIV rapid test detect early infection?

HIV rapid tests detect antibodies to HIV, so they may not detect the virus in its very early stages. If you’ve been recently exposed, you may need a follow-up test after 2-4 weeks.

What should I do if my result is positive?

If you receive a positive result, follow up with a healthcare provider for confirmation through a more detailed lab test.

HCV Rapid Test FAQs:

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How accurate is the HCV rapid test?

The HCV rapid test is a good screening tool but is not 100% definitive. A positive result usually requires confirmation with a PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test to check for active infection.

What type of sample is used for the HCV rapid test?

The test uses a small blood sample, typically obtained via a fingerstick or venipuncture.

How soon after exposure can the HCV rapid test detect infection?

The test detects antibodies to the virus, so it may take weeks to months after exposure for the antibodies to be detectable. If you suspect recent exposure, you may need to retest after a few months.

Can I get treatment after a positive result?

Yes! If your HCV rapid test is positive and confirmed through additional testing, effective antiviral treatments are available to manage and cure HCV in many cases.

Syphilis Rapid Test FAQs:

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How long does it take to get results from the syphilis rapid test?

Results from a syphilis rapid test are typically available within 15-20 minutes.

Is the syphilis rapid test reliable?

The syphilis rapid test is a reliable screening tool, but if the result is positive, a follow-up confirmatory test (such as a blood test) is needed for an accurate diagnosis.

What type of sample is required for the syphilis rapid test?

The test uses a small blood sample, typically taken via a fingerstick or venipuncture. In some cases, an oral swab may also be used.

Can the syphilis rapid test detect early infection?

The syphilis rapid test detects antibodies to the syphilis bacteria. It may not detect infection in the very early stages (before the body has produced detectable antibodies), so follow-up testing is recommended for recent exposure.

What should I do if I test positive for syphilis?

If your test is positive, seek treatment immediately. Syphilis is treatable with antibiotics, and early treatment can prevent serious complications.

General FAQs for All Three Tests (HIV, HCV, and Syphilis):

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Are these tests confidential?

Yes, all of these rapid tests are confidential. Results are typically shared only with the person being tested or their healthcare provider unless otherwise specified.

Can I perform these tests at home?

Some of these tests, such as HIV and syphilis, may offer home-testing kits. Be sure to follow the instructions carefully and confirm any positive results with a healthcare provider.

Are there any risks or side effects from the tests?

The tests are minimally invasive, and the only risk is from the blood sample (e.g., slight pain or bruising at the collection site). There are no major risks associated with the test itself.

How often should I get tested?

It depends on your risk factors, such as sexual activity or drug use. For individuals at higher risk, testing every 6 months or annually is recommended. Consult your healthcare provider for personalized advice.