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They're at Ryan Ranch, near Monterey airport. I've used them to get an antibody test earlier in the year, but they also have PCR and rapid tests.
Yes, this, plus CVS are shown to do testing, but no appts available.Look into Urgent Care centers. That's where we have gotten tests done a couple of times here outside of Los Angeles.
I have had good success with Quest Labs in San Jose. Lots of available appointment times.I've held onto my hope for a 70th Birthday trip to Maui in mid October. Made a few changes so I can quarantine 14 days at Marriott Kaanapali, if need be. Being retired, my time is cheap.
On the slight possibility that Oct 1 will be allowing entry with proof of negative test, I have started to look at possible testing sites in the Santa Cruz/San Jose vicinity because that's where I will be prior to flight departure.
So far, no success. Now I am imagining Maui open for inbound, but me not able to get tested. What to do?
I'm currently in Santa Cruz County and have not found a county site as you describe. Until recently I was in Riverside County (near Palm Springs) and was aware testing was easily available to all. That's why I was surprised by the difficulty of finding a site to use in 3 weeks, when I may need it to travel. So, it seems testing is controlled/offered on a county level. I am willing to go north to Santa Clara County but haven't found a readily accessible location that can provide results in less than a week. (For those who aren't aware, much of Silicon Valley is located in Santa Clara County.)They do. There's no free county health dept test site close to me so I've gone to a local urgent care. I went with checkbook in hand -- they said it was $150 -- but they said no, they'll bill my insurance. They ended up getting about $120 from my insurance. Questionable business plan.
I'm familiar with Quest, but their website said results take 7-10 days. I'll look again. Thanks.I have had good success with Quest Labs in San Jose. Lots of available appointment times.
Just looked again, and it is one week for results. Won't work for travel.I have had good success with Quest Labs in San Jose. Lots of available appointment times.
Planning for Maui, October 2021, our usual EOY
Just looked again, and it is one week for results. Won't work for travel.
Beautiful! Are beaches still closed or can one person sit on the beach now?Sunset tonight from Marriott Koolina.
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They do some curious things in Hawaii, but that may rank among the most curious of all. Okay to share a bed and a car, just don't sit close at the beach.You can sit at the beach now as long you are separated by 6 feet. Does not matter if you arrive in the same vehicle. If you want to sit at beach you have to be 6ft apart.
If that's the case they should also prohibit being in your car with another person or walking, or being, anywhere, within six feet of another person.Makes perfect sense: It would be time consuming for authorities to walk down the beach and check the addresses of each group to see if they should be sitting together or not, but it's very easy to quickly look across a beach and see if everyone is 6 feet apart.
That is perhaps at least party correct, however, I'm not sure Hawaii should "punish" itself for that reason or even concern itself with that. That's an issue or burden for the traveler to deal with. (On an aside, my wife, me, and my daughter twice, have all received test results in 2 days or less in the past 30 days.) If they/you/me can't get the test result in time, so be it. That's our problem to deal with. But if they/we can, why would Hawaii say no, you can't come and help start revitalizing our economy anyway because someone else in your state could not get their test result in time?This is one of the major reasons why Hawaii has not been able to implement an entry process for visitors. 50% of Hawaii vacationers come from California, and CA does not have readily available quick-turn around testing.