Table 4. Test processing prioritization grid as of June 30, 2020.

Priority 1 = highest		Patient location category
		High risk: ICU, inpatient, skilled nursing facility, nursing home	Medium risk: emergency department, urgent care	Low risk: connect care, drive through collection sites
Exposure Category	High risk: • Close contact with confirmed case of COVID-19 • Travel to high-risk geographic area within 14 days of symptom onset • Symptomatic healthcare worker with high-risk exposure • Special populations	Priority 2	Priority 4	Priority 5
	Medium risk: • Close contact with person under investigation for COVID-19	Priority 3	Priority 6	Priority 8
	Low risk: • No known exposure or epidemiologic risk	Priority 9
Priority 1 (highest) patients (rapid test with 2 to 4 hour turnaround time) includes symptomatic hospitalized patients, symptomatic labor and delivery patients, all pre-term labor (<37 weeks) labor and delivery patients, all pre-transplant patients and any asymptomatic emergency department patients from high-density residences. Priority 2 patients also includes symptomatic health care workers. Preprocedural screenings and repeat tests given the lowest priority.