Preferred access for campers to be seen in-center, same day at the following nearby locations:
- Dobbs Ferry
- Greenvale (for Long Island - LIU Post campers)
- Bayside
- W. 100th (for Central Park - UWS campers)
- Greenwich Village
Urgent Care for Oasis Day Camp Campers and Staff
Oasis Day Camp and Northwell Health-GoHealth Urgent Care have teamed up to provide urgent care services, virtual care and COVID-19 testing to campers and camp staff all summer long.
Providing safe, convenient, and trusted care before and during camp
Preferred Virtual Visit access for campers and staff
Clinical guidance for on-site staff
COVID-19 testing before and during camp
Preferred access to 4 nearby center locations
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COVID-19 Testing
During camp, COVID-19 testing will be available at our nearby locations for campers and staff with any symptoms or concerns.
If you need a pre-camp PCR, we've got you covered. Rapid PCR tests are also available at all locations!
Virtual Visits from camp
If your camper gets sick or injured during camp, they can receive urgent care without missing a beat (or any activities)! All campers and staff will have preferred access to Virtual Visits, where they can be seen via video using a phone, tablet or computer. Virtual Visits can be used to evaluate:
Cold, cough and flu symptoms
Poison ivy, bug bites and rash
Minor injuries, scrapes and bruises
Minor burns and dehydration
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