GoTestMeNow™ allows you to order and pay for routine lab tests online. An independent physician will review your test requests and no in-person doctor’s visit is required. If the physician decides to order your test, your easy-to-read lab results will be sent directly to your secure GoTestMeNow™ account.
An independent licensed physician will contact you directly if your results require prompt attention.
For more information see FAQs about PWNhealth.
Enzo is one of the leading regional full service clinical laboratories in New York. Dedicated to serving our community Enzo ensures your test results are meeting and exceeding industry standards as a CLIA certified and CAP accredited laboratory licensed by the NYS Department of Health.
GoTestMeNow™ provides you with quick convenient COVID testing overseen by licensed physicians.
We have over 30 convenient locations in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
Purchase tests directly from GoTestMeNow™, and then find an Enzo Clinical Labs Patient Service Center
or pop-up site for specimen collection.
Disclaimer: Skip the waiting room at your doctor office.
You may be required to wait in a waiting room prior to having a specimen collected for antibody
testing, depending on caseloads at out Patient Service Centers.
PWNHealth provides clinical oversight and care coordination (including independent physician review of test orders) for COVID-19 testing programs nationwide. PWNHealth physicians use technology-assisted protocols to facilitate triage, evaluation, patient education and post-test telehealth consults to ensure patients proceed along the appropriate care pathway in a clinically sound manner.
No. PWNHealth is not a reseller or direct distributor of COVID-19 testing.
PWNHealth is required by law to report any positive COVID-19 molecular results to state or local health departments. You may be contacted to discuss who you’ve been in close contact with. It may be helpful to start thinking of the people you were in close contact with, beginning 2 days before your symptoms started (or if no symptoms, 2 days before you had your test taken). If you have additional questions, please contact your local health department or visit the CDC website .
