“At Home coronavirus test kits” are now available online to prevent or slow down the spread of the virus. During the first few months of this coronavirus pandemic, COVID-19 test options were not easily available.  You needed a physician’s orders to get analyzed and to get those requests, you had to meet specific criteria, such as with a fever and showing other COVID-19 symptoms.

The US isn’t struggling as much today with a lack of coronavirus test kits and related supplies, thanks partially to the start of at-home testing. These home coronavirus test kits– of which there are now eight approved for use — remove the need for a person who is feeling ill to visit a testing site or doctor’s practice, which means fewer people are vulnerable to the virus.

As refugees cross over into the US borders and arrive at the immigration centers or border facilities they may have to wait for medical screening tests to be performed. Here is a listing of potential health screening tests that the medical examiners or physicians may order.  This refugees medical test check listing serves as a guideline for physicians as to what to look for and also for the immigrants as to what they can expect.