I highly recommend you listen to the April 20th podcast of the New York Times "The Daily." Very informative of what the next few years adjustment to the COVID-19 pandemic might be like.
The Next Year (or Two) of the Pandemic
Hosted by Michael Barbaro; produced by Alexandra Leigh Young and Clare Toeniskoetter; with help from Daniel Guillemette; and edited by M.J. Davis Lin and Theo Balcomb.
Immunity passports. Stop-start lockdowns. Strategic self-infection. This is what our new normal might look like.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/20/podcasts/the-daily/coronavirus-how-long-lockdowns.html?
My advice is NOT to be an "early adopter" of any new "opening-up" of the economy involving increased community contact with others, but rather wait 14 days and follow your local news about the rate of COVID-19 illness, death, ER, hospital and ICU admissions. You don't need increased testing to be aware of increased hospitalizations, ER visits, deaths and ICU admissions. Just my suggestion; not local or national policy. But to me, it's common sense. Wait 14 days to see how the first tests of the waters with any new "opening up" loosening of stay-at-home, social distancing and masking recommendations work to keep vulnerable persons, loved family and friends safe. If the numbers go up, quickly fall back to previous limitations, wait 14 days, repeat.
Dr. T