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Please call (701) 852-8502 to set up an appointment. You will need to provide your vehicle information during the call. (Source) Read more...

This facility follows guidelines for testing based on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Massachusetts department of public health. They advise to call your provider, or their urgent care facility for evaluation of your symptoms. From there, they work with both commercial and state labs to facilitate the testing. (Source) Read more...

Patients need a referral from a physician in order to have a sample collected at one of the sites to ensure only the highest-risk patients are identified and receive the appropriate medical intervention. Results will be ready in about three to four days. (Source) Read more...

Urgent Care for Children is now offering to perform curbside COVID-19 testing for patients 0 to 21, which will be sent to a third-party lab and return results typically within 24 hours. Patients must first complete a telemedicine screening before being tested for COVID-19. Please call for details. (Source) Read more...

If you have upper respiratory symptoms – cough, fever or shortness of breath and believe you need to be evaluated for COVID-19 – please call first before visiting this urgent care to alert the practice and determine if you need to testing. (Source) Read more...

Tennesseans should first call their usual source of care. If an assessment cannot be done in that location, individuals should call the assessment sites prior to going onsite. Most locations do a phone assessment to determine if an in-person assessment or test is needed. Most individuals, particularly those with mild or no symptoms do NOT need a test. (Source) Read more...

UCSF Health has been actively working to develop on-site testing capacity for patients who are suspected of having the novel coronavirus disease, COVID-19. We do not have the capacity to test the general community at this time. However, we expect to continue to expand our testing capabilities in the coming days and weeks to include more outpatients with COVID-19 symptoms. Read more...

Testing is by appointment only. Call to make an appointment. (Source) Read more...

If you feel you need to be tested, we still encourage you to be first be screened by your physician and get a prescription for testing prior to visiting one of the Tower Health testing locations to determine if additional screening is recommended. Patients who have a prescription from their physician will bypass the initial assessment at the urgent care Read more...

Testing is by appointment only. Call to make an appointment. (Source) Read more...

Remote testing sites have opened on many of Northwestern hospital campuses throughout the Chicagoland area. These testing sites require you to be referred by a Northwestern Medicine physician. Please call your physician’s office for direction about testing if you have symptoms of COVID-19, including fever, cough, sore throat or shortness of breath. If you have additional questions, please contact the Read more...

To qualify for COVID-19 testing at CHI Health, take the questionnaire located here: https://www.chihealth.com/coronavirus. If you are deemed at risk for infection, a provider will schedule a test with you. (Source) Read more...

Queens hospital emergency department could test for COVID-19, but only for those with high risks. Call the Queen’s Medical physician hotline — (808) 691-2619 — for information on testing. (Source) Read more...

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Queen’s Island Urgent Care is not accepting any walk-in COVID-19 testing. Call the info line — (808) 691-2619 to see if you are eligible for testing and to schedule your appointment. (Source) Read more...

Locations will be added daily. Tennesseans should first call their usual source of care. If an assessment cannot be done in that location, individuals should call the assessment sites prior to going onsite. Most locations do a phone assessment to determine if an in-person assessment or test is needed. Most individuals, particularly those with mild or no symptoms do NOT Read more...

You must have a prescription for a test from a healthcare provider to be tested at this site. (Source) Read more...

Due to a shortage of tests, COVID-19 testing in Ohio will be limited to healthcare workers and those ALREADY HOSPITALIZED. (Source) Read more...

Testing is by appointment only. Call to make an appointment. (Source) Read more...

Please call ahead to see if the clinic is offering testing at this time. If you are healthy, have no exposure history, and have no symptoms, you are not guaranteed to be tested due to the limited test kit and protective gear supply at this moment. (Source) Read more...

In line with New York City Department of Health recommendations, NYC Health + Hospitals is no longer testing patients for COVID-19 who do not require hospitalization. If you are sick with fever, cough, shortness of breath, or sore throat, you must stay inside and isolate yourself from others. Isolate yourself for at least 7 days from when your symptoms started. Read more...

Testing is offered to those who have a referral from their doctor. Only those who are symptomatic with fever and cough will be provided with a referral. You must call your primary doctor to receive a referral before arriving at this testing site. (Source) Read more...

To qualify for COVID-19 testing from our institution, you must have a doctor’s referral upon arrival. If you are experiencing an emergency, please call our emergency department before arrival. There will be tents outside our hospital to test for COVID-19. Tents are designed to separate emergency cases from COVID-19 cases and free up hospital beds. (Source) Read more...

In line with New York City Department of Health recommendations, NYC Health + Hospitals is no longer testing patients for COVID-19 who do not require hospitalization. If you are sick with fever, cough, shortness of breath, or sore throat, you must stay inside and isolate yourself from others. Isolate yourself for at least 7 days from when your symptoms started. Read more...

The Tennessee Department of Health’s regional office is conducting drive-through coronavirus testing this weekend for those with symptoms and their family members. The tests will be provided for free and participants can stay in their cars. Nurses and National Guard medics will collect nasal swabs and test results could be available within 72 hours after the samples arrive at the Read more...

Testing is by appointment only. Call to make an appointment. (Source) Read more...

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Tests require a referral from your doctor. Once you’re tested, your doctor will be contacted with information regarding next steps. Read more...

Testing is available by appointment only. You must be screened for symptoms first before being tested. Download the C Spire Health app and sign in or call 601-496-7200 for screening. If you need testing, we will give you an appointment. (Source) Read more...

Testing at this location requires a doctor’s order. Your doctor must first fill out the Georgia Department of Health referral form: https://dhpexternal.dph.ga.gov/spoc.html followed by the SPOC Screening Form: https://sendss.state.ga.us/sendss/ncovspoc.assess Based upon the CDC criteria for symptoms and exposure, it will be determined if you are in need of testing. If you are referred for testing, you will be given an Read more...

If the provider believes the COVID-19 test is appropriate for you after your free virtual screening using the Coronavirus Assessment Tool, we will perform a physical evaluation, conduct the collection onsite, and send the specimen to either Quest or LabCorp depending on your insurance. (Source) Read more...

Those who wish to be tested must first be pre-screened by a primary care physician or the State health department. If a patient meets the guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, then that patient will be tested. (Source) Read more...

An order from a doctor is not required at STRIDE, but people will need to go through a simple symptom screening process before being tested. Those wanting a test must have a cough, fever, chills or trouble breathing. Currently, priority is given to people with chronic illness, those over 65 years of age, healthcare workers and first responders. (Source) Read more...

Locations will be added daily. Tennesseans should first call their usual source of care. If an assessment cannot be done in that location, individuals should call the assessment sites prior to going onsite. Most locations do a phone assessment to determine if an in-person assessment or test is needed. Most individuals, particularly those with mild or no symptoms do NOT Read more...

You can only be tested with a referral from a healthcare provider. To be screened: Call the MyLVHN Nurse Information line at 1-888-402-LVHN (888-402-5846), or complete an E-Visit or Video Visit on MyLVHN.org or your MyLVHN app. During the screening, if our medical professionals determine you have COVID-19 symptoms, you will be directed to one of LVHN’s stand-alone COVID-19 Assess Read more...

UCLA is only testing patients who need hospitalization and have a history of travel to impacted countries or who have had contact with others who have tested positive for COVID-19. (Source) Read more...

This testing site if only for those who have been pre-screened and referred. You must contact the COVID-19 call center at (641) 494-3543, (641) 494-3546 or (641) 494-3547. A nurse will instruct you on the best next steps for your care and whether you qualify for testing, based on your symptoms. (Source) Read more...

Testing at this site requires a referral from a healthcare provider. Presbyterian patients & members may be screened over the phone by calling (505) 923-5231. Non- Presbyterian patients may be screened over the phone by calling the NM Coronavirus Hotline at (855) 600-3453. You may also visit https://pres.today/covid for a free online screening. All traffic should enter the park through Read more...

Testing is by appointment only. You must have a referral from a Cooper provider to make an appointment. To schedule an appointment with a Cooper primary care provider, call 800.826.6737 or request an appointment online. (Source) Read more...

Testing is by appointment only. Call to make an appointment. (Source) Read more...

Those seeking a COVID-19 screening at the mobile clinic site must have a physician’s order and proper identification. Upon entering the drive-up clinic, patients will call the pre-registration number and be connected to a clinical staff member who will complete the registration. (Source) Read more...

If you are experiencing cough, fever or shortness of breath and have concern that this might be COVID-19, please call your primary care provider for a risk assessment before seeking care. If your provider establishes the need for COVID-19 testing, they will inform you of next steps. You may call your primary care provider or the hospital at (603) 354-5400 Read more...

Testing is by appointment only with a referral from your healthcare provider. RMC will contact you to schedule an appointment once they have your referral. (Source) Read more...

Remote testing sites have opened on many of Northwestern hospital campuses throughout the Chicagoland area. These testing sites require you to be referred by a Northwestern Medicine physician. Please call your physician’s office for direction about testing if you have symptoms of COVID-19, including fever, cough, sore throat or shortness of breath. If you have additional questions, please contact the Read more...

CURRENTLY NOT OPEN. THIS LOCATION HAS RUN OUT OF TEST KITS. (Source) Read more...

To be tested at the drive-through site, you must have a physician’s order. Jefferson patients with physician-ordered COVID-19 tests can either walk or drive up to the site. If you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, you can use JeffConnect® for a telehealth consult with a Jefferson doctor anytime, anywhere through your cell phone, tablet, or computer Read more...

If you are symptomatic and meet criteria for testing, Nevada County residents should call their primary care doctor. If the doctor agrees that an individual needs to be tested, the doctor can fax an order to the hospital. Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital will call the patient to set up an appointment drive-through time. Please do not attempt to go to Read more...

To be tested at this facility, you must have a doctor’s referral. (Source) Read more...

At this time, testing is being completed with a physician order and for patients who meet certain criteria, as provided by the CDC and the Georgia Department of Public Health. If you are experiencing symptoms and would like to be screened to see if you are eligible for testing, call their screening hotline at (866) 460-1119. You will be directed Read more...

To qualify for the drive-thru swab, a patient must be preregistered and have proper identification. The order and preregistration can be obtained by telephone with the COVID-19 Nurse Triage Line or the patient’s Monument Health Clinic. People can call 800-279-1466. The patient will then be able to go to the Monument Health Urgent Care on Jackson Boulevard in Rapid City Read more...

To be tested, individuals must meet CDC guidelines for testing, which include fever, shortness of breath, chills, cough, or recent exposure to someone diagnosed with COVID-19; be approved by Kroger Health prior to the testing dates; and have an appointment. To request an appointment, Knox County residents should call Kroger Health (The Little Clinic) at 1-888-837-8852 (1-888-TEST TLC) and answer Read more...

If you have developed symptoms such as fever, cough, and/or difficulty breathing, and have been in close contact with a person known to have COVID-19, you may be tested at this location. (Source) Read more...

First, take the screening at coronavirus.novanthealth.org. Then, you will be recommended to talk to a doctor on the phone. If a doctor says that you need to come in for a test, you will be given an appointment at one of Novant’s screening sites. People with no symptoms will not be screened. (Source) Read more...

Testing is taking place outside of the clinic. Call to make an appointment. (Source) Read more...