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The CDC COVID-19 testing locator website helps you find a testing site near you. Go to the COVID-19 testing locator to search for where to get a COVID-19 test using a ZIP code or street address. This will then prompt you to the nearest location to make an appointment for a test.
Test method: Nasal swab. How to get tested: With an order from your doctor, make an appointment at a Quest Patient Service Center near you. Purchase the test for yourself online at questhealth.com. You can choose to make an in-person appointment at a Quest near you, or have an at-home collection kit mailed to you.
Visit COVIDTests.gov. Testing helps prevent and contain the spread of COVID-19. If you have symptoms or were exposed to someone with suspected or confirmed COVID-19, you should be tested, regardless of your vaccination status. CDC.gov: COVID-19 Testing.
Find no-cost COVID-19 testing near you. If you are using an at-home COVID-19 testing kit, get answers to frequently asked questions, including: When you should test for COVID-19. What a negative test result may mean and if you should test again.
Find a pharmacy that offers free COVID-19 rapid lateral flow tests. Find out who can get free NHS tests, how to get tested, and what your test result means.
You can get free COVID-19 rapid lateral flow tests from a pharmacy if you're aged 12 years and over, and at highest risk of being seriously ill with COVID-19. The NHS will contact you if your records show you're at highest risk.
COVID-19 tests found through this site are available at no cost for uninsured people. Visit one of these locations to get a test at no cost to you. People without health insurance do not have to pay for COVID-19 testing at Increasing Community Access to Testing (ICATT) locations.
