No, 'positive testers' to hospitals to a proper test would not 'overwhelm' them if it's set up right. In many places, they're setting up separate, coronavirus c

No, 'positive testers' to hospitals to a proper test would not 'overwhelm' them if it's set up right. In many places, they're setting up separate, coronavirus clinics. A home test would be a perfect filter for those needing proper testing. When someone gets the 'positive' from the clinic, they can self-isolated. If they're doing 'self-testing' once a month and it shows up negative, they can go about their business as normal. And when someone does test positive, they should have to notify everyone they've been in contact with for the previous 7 days, or whoever possible. Identification/testing/tracking will help a lot.