Hours & Location

HOURS: 

Monday - Sunday

8AM - 5PM

**For Travel Testing**

Must be tested by 3pm for Same Day Results.

LOCATION:

21 Cypress Blvd.

STE. 1155 

Round Rock, TX. 78665

*Drive-Thru located in the back of the building*

Visit our Drive-Thru today, no appointment needed.

Steps to Get COVID-19 Tested

1. Register - Register by clicking "Get Tested Today" 
2. QR Code - At the end of registration you will receive a QR code that will be shown to our collection team before the test (screenshot or email - your QR code will be valid for anytime. If you cannot make it today, you can stop by anytime during the open hours. For repeated testing, you can log in patient portal and add a new test)
3. Drive-Thru Testing - Arrive at our drive-thru in Round Rock, located in the back of the building, and a healthcare professional will test you while you sit in the comfort of your car.
4. Results - You will be notified to check your results via email as soon as they are available
5. Login - Review your results by clicking "Patient Portal Login" and login with the credentials created.

Note: In inclement weather, the drive through may close.  Please call us at (512-832-9145 ext 502) during bad weather to ensure the Drive-Thru is open before you arrive.

On-Site Services Available

Pro-Lab Diagnostics provides same-day COVID-19 testing and results with the following services:

Contact Information

• support@pro-lab.us
• (512) 832-9145 ext. 502
  
• Message in the chat box 

Participate in our Study!

Help us to provide convenient and accurate COVID-19 results at home for our communities. 

Pro-Lab Diagnostics is conducting a COVID-19 Home Collection Kit for COVID-19 and other emerging viruses for easy, at home collection. As part of the study, the FDA is requesting samples of asymptomatic individuals of all ages.

Guidance on Interpreting COVID-19 Test Results 

A viral test tells you if you have a current infection.

For further questions or concerns, please consult with your doctor to interpret your COVID-19 test results.

CDC has guidance for who should be tested, but decisions about testing are made by state and local health departments or healthcare providers, click on the links for more information.

In some instances, individuals may have a mild illness and can recover at home without medical care and may not need to be tested.

If you have symptoms of COVID-19 and want to get tested, consider calling your healthcare provider for clarification. 

Information for Professionals

Healthcare Professionals

For information on evaluating and testing, see recommendations for reporting, testing, and specimen collection.

Public Health Professionals
For information on surveillance, see objectives for types of surveys.

Laboratory Professionals
For information on CDC viral, see information on CDC lab tests.

Report serious problems or an adverse event to the FDA