Gov. Andrew Cuomo urged all New Yorkers, even those with no symptoms, to get tested at one of the state’s 750 testing sites.

“We have that much capacity. All New Yorkers can now get a test,” said the governor during his briefing on Wednesday.

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But Dr. Rob Levy, who runs the AFC Urgent Care in Farmingdale, says that may not be the best idea.

“I'm not sure we truly have the capacity to test every resident and get the results back in a reasonable time frame,” says Dr. Levy.

“We have a limited number of rapid tests, so we need to use third-party labs, just like all other medical offices as well, and those labs are backed up due to outbreaks down south and out west.”

He says results could now take several days or up to a week.

Gov. Cuomo also said governments need to enforce social distancing, mask wearing and encourage testing:

“That is the governmental role and that is not happening to a sufficient basis,” he said.

The governor also announced that certain big box stores nationwide are now requiring masks. They are Whole Foods, Costco, C-Town and Stop and Shop.

“There's no question that social distancing and wearing a mask is what's keeping the virus from being spread in New York," said Dr. Levy.

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