CDC: What to do if you test positive or feel sick?
Though JV organizers can’t provide medical advice, we are available to assist conference participants in answering questions, provide masks and tests free of charge, and help address concerns about logistics in the event of illness. Please contact us if you cannot attend the conference due to illness. We can provide you with a refund or can try to find a presentation accommodation to the best of our ability.
We encourage attendees to test during the conference and also ask that attendees not attend events if they are positive. If you have a positive result on a rapid test and need help getting a confirmatory rapid-PCR test or any other support, please text (833) 676-3967. Support can include: needing help with PPE (personal protective equipment), tests, food delivery, and/or financial and logistical assistance getting/paying for a single room if you are sharing.
Urgent Care Centers near Conference Venues
- Patient First Primary and Urgent Care
2310 Schoenersville Road,
Bethlehem, PA 18017-3602
(484) 403-7560
8 am – 10 pm, Daily
No appointment necessary - St. Luke’s Care Now – Bethlehem (Walk-in care) & Occupational Medicine
153 Brodhead Road Bethlehem,
PA 18017, (484) 526-3000
8 am – 9 pm, Monday-Friday
8 am – 9 pm, Saturday/Sunday
No appointment necessary
Emergency Rooms
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St. Lukes Hospital
801 Ostrum St. Bethlehem,
PA 18015, (866) 785-8537 - Lehigh Valley Hospital – Muhlenberg
2545 Schoenersville Road Bethlehem,
PA 18017, (484) 884-2521
Local Test-to-Treat Sites
- CVS Store #01036
2434 Catasauqua Road Bethlehem,
PA 18018 (610) 868-5122
Book an appointment at CVS Store #01036 - CVS Store #01093
7001 North Highway, 309 Coopersburg,
PA 18036, (610) 282-4104
Book an appointment at CVS Store #01093 - CVS Store #02296
3295 PA Route 100 Macungie,
PA 18062, (610) 967-5684
Book an appointment at CVS Store #02296
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