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A COVID-19 test on Northeast Oregon Street saw a constant trickle of customers on Thursday, January 6, as the number of tests and positivity rates soared amid a wave of infections.
Aaron Ford’s test the odyssey started last Thursday when his girlfriend got sick with what she is convinced is COVID-19[female[feminine, went to a clinic to get tested and was told the first appointment was in 10 days.
Ford thought he had probably been exposed and started looking for her own test as she quarantined herself in another part of the house. He searched online for rapid tests. Nothing. He circled Portland to various pharmacies and then to Gresham. Nothing. He logged in again and found an appointment for testing – 50 miles north of Longview, Washington, and also 10 days away.
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