![]() ![]() PCR and rapid antigen testing available for anyone who wants to get tested. Costs are discounted for members, membership is $99. Without insurance PCR testing is $100, rapid (one-hour) PCR testing is $225, rapid antigen testing is $99. PCR and rapid antigen testing available for anyone who wants to get tested, insurance accepted for laboratory PCR tests only. *$300 testing fee plus cost of house call. Call 202.545.3300 or visit the website linked to make an appointment. This is a concierge house-call service, insurance is not accepted. Cost without insurance is $100 for a doctor’s visit, plus $150 for PCR testing or $75 for rapid testing. Call 703.847.9800 or visit the website for an appointment. 1 to 2 day turnaround time for PCR tests and 20 minute turnaround time for rapid tests. Most insurance accepted, but insurance is not required. PCR and rapid antigen testing available, but seeing a doctor is required for testing. Nova Urgent & Primary Care (Alexandria Health Care Center) Alexandria City locations are listed, but visit the website for other locations in the area and to schedule an appointment (or call 703.348.9111 and leave a message). Cost without insurance starts at $125 for a doctor's visit, plus the cost of testing ($175 for PCR testing or $50 for rapid testing). Expedited/next day results available with an added $45 fee. ![]() Testing without insurance is $53 for a rapid test and $100-109 for PCR. Without insurance, office visits start at $129.00 plus the cost of testing, due prior to receiving care. Call 571.308.6776 or visit the website linked for an appointment. Cost without insurance is $220.00 for the virtual visit and the PCR or rapid testing. PCR and rapid antigen testing available, but seeing a doctor (either virtually or walk-in) is required for testing. For anyone who wants to become a patient of Neighborhood Health, please call 703.535.5568. Most insurance accepted, but insurance is not required and discounts are available for those who need them. At this time, COVID-19 testing is limited to existing Neighborhood Health patients. ![]() Please check the link above for info including locations and branch phone numbers, to call ahead about availability.īoth PCR (3-5 days) and Rapid antigen (15 minutes) testing is available for free to existing patients. New orders made for free at-home COVID-19 tests are expected to ship the week of December 19, 2022.įind more information on free federal testing resources in the /tests "Other Testing Resources" section or by calling 1-80 (TTY 1-88).įree rapid home antigen tests are available at multiple APL branches. Please call ahead at the location you choose, to check that they have testing supplies available: Find more information on free testing resources in the /tests "Other Testing Resources" section or by calling 1-80 (TTY 1-88). Check with your primary healthcare provider to see if they are offering tests if your doctor does not have testing available, you can use one of the facilities listed below or consider picking up rapid home antigen tests at many local retailers and pharmacies. Most listed locations accept insurance, and locations that do not accept insurance are noted. Please note, that this guidance may be different if you have recently had a COVID-19 infection, refer to the VDH guidance about what to do in that situation. You are not fully vaccinated and you are about to travel or traveled recently.įor the full list of times when testing is currently recommended, visit the VDH testing guidance page.You are not fully vaccinated and are required to test regularly for work or school.You will be traveling internationally and a negative test is required.You will be visiting someone who lives in a nursing home or other long-term care facility and/or is at risk for severe COVID-19 complications.You have been asked or referred to get tested by your school, workplace, healthcare provider, or local health department.You were in close contact with someone who had COVID-19 at the time (your timeline for how soon to get tested will depend on your vaccination status, see the recommendations here).Here are some of the times when you would need to get tested for COVID-19: ![]()
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