temporary foreign workers, for the purposes of international travel.workers, visitors and government inspectors of long-term care homes.are asymptomatic and fit into one of these designated priority populations:.are symptomatic: This means you are showing any of the following symptoms of COVID-19 that are new, worsening or different from your usual health status: fever/chills cough shortness of breath new smell or taste disorder fatigue/lethargy, malaise muscle pain nausea/vomiting/diarrhea sore throat runny nose, nasal congestion abdominal pain headache conjunctivitis (pink eye) decreased appetite or lack of appetite for young children.You are eligible for testing at an Assessment Centre if you: Also available is a screen-before-school-tool for parents. The tool will help you to determine if you need to seek further care. Please use the online COVID-19 Assessment Tool first if you think you have COVID-19 symptoms or have been in close contact with someone who has the virus. To learn more about the location of local vaccine clinics, visit kflaph.caīefore you attend the COVID-19 Assessment Centre.Employees can also seek rapid antigen testing at a number of local pharmacies for a fee.Employers can click here to learn more about the Provincial Rapid Antigen Program and here to learn about whether your organization is eligible for free test kits.Provincial Directive #6 clearly states that employers are required to establish a testing plan for unvaccinated employees. Unvaccinated individuals requiring weekly surveillance (antigen) testing for COVID-19 cannot be tested at a COVID-19 Assessment Centre, including the Beechgrove site. IMPORTANT NOTE: Weekly COVID-19 antigen testing is NOT available at Beechgrove Assessment Centre. Open every day (including weekends) 9 a.m. For a map of the Beechgrove Complex, click here. Please follow directional signage through the Beechgrove grounds to the Assessment Centre at 51 Heakes Lane. The Community Assessment Centre in Kingston is located at the Beechgrove Complex (just south of the King St.

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