No, primary care offices do not offer COVID-testing appointments at this time.

No, Piedmont primary care providers cannot administer the COVID-19 vaccine during an office visit at this time. For up-to-date information on eligibility and availability, visit the Piedmont COVID-19 Vaccine page.

Piedmont has more than 65 convenient primary care locations throughout:

• Atlanta
• Athens
• Columbus
• Surrounding communities

There's likely an office in your neighborhood where you can get expert care at a time that works for you. Plus, you’ll have access to Piedmont's network of:

• Hospitals
• Care centers
• Specialists 

Many of Piedmont’s primary care offices have extended and weekend hours.

Piedmont offers convenient online scheduling, which means it’s easy to get in and see a physician when it fits your schedule.

Piedmont offers same-day appointments for many primary care offices. We are ready to help, whether you:

• Are feeling under the weather
• Dealing with a long-term nagging ache or pain
• Just need a checkup to keep your health on track

Piedmont primary care now offers virtual visits. Virtual visits, also known as telehealth or video visits, allow you to meet with Piedmont primary care providers from the comfort of your home via smart phone, tablet, or computer.

• Use for COVID-19, cold, cough, fever or flu-like symptom evaluation; medication refills; Medicare annual wellness visits; test results reviews; changing treatment plans; behavioral health, including depression and anxiety; follow-ups after hospital discharge. 
• Available Monday to Friday, 8am-5pm (hours may vary by provider) 
• Insurance or self-pay accepted; same cost as in-person visit
• Resources: Step by step instruction guide or instructional video.

Piedmont providers accept most major insurance plans. You may call your primary care office prior to your appointment to verify your provider will accept your insurance plan or to discuss self-pay options.