RATS! You have tested Positive? What to do?

Bydeedee

From: Gippsland Region Public Health Unit

Have you tested positive on a rapid antigen test? You are a case – just like if you tested positive on a PCR test.

There are important steps you have to take.
You must report your positive result at http://coronavirus.vic.gov.au/report or by calling 1800 675 398.
You must immediately isolate at home for 7 days – and your household contacts have to isolate, too.
Follow the rest of your checklist. You have to tell all your contacts that you have COVID-19, because there are steps they have to take.
To see the checklist for yourself, and your contacts, visit
To see how to manage your COVID-19 symptoms at home, and isolate effectively, visit www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/covidcare

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