If you think you have coronavirus symptoms, or you're worried you've been exposed to the virus, call your primary care provider. A few screening questions may help determine if you need a test.
Always call ahead. Most places require an appointment. Some places that provide COVID-19 testing require a referral from a primary care provider. Some locations offer curbside service.
These clinics now provide screening and testing for coronavirus (COVID-19):
- Primary Care Riverside
- COVID-19 Clinic
- Primary Care Commonwealth Medical
- Stuarts Draft Family Practice
- Culpeper Family Practice
- Medical Associates of Louisa
- August Pediatrics
- Pediatrics Harrisonburg
You can also request an online virtual visit with your provider or get virtual urgent care (12 - 2 p.m. weekdays) to get screened and, if needed, get a referral for a COVID-19 test.
Free COVID-19 Testing
You can get a free drive-thru test in Charlottesville and the surrounding counties of Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa, and Nelson. You DO need to call ahead and make an appointment.
See a calendar of upcoming tests in our area.
Screening at Our Doors
We're screening everyone who enters our facilities. If we think you've been exposed to COVID-19 and need a test, we'll refer you for a test right away.
If you're having coronavirus symptoms, call before you come to get screened over the phone: 434.982.6843
Staying at the Hospital
All patients admitted to stay in the hospital are tested for COVID-19. This allows us to care for you while keeping you, your family, and our team members safe. There is no cost for a test if you're staying in the hospital.
Questions? See the hospital testing FAQs.
The Costs of Coronavirus Tests
What does a coronavirus test in a clinic cost? See the latest COVID-19 test pricing.
Where to Get Tested for Coronavirus
A number of local places offer tests for COVID-19, including pharmacies like CVS, Walgreens, and Rite Aid. You can also get them at walk-in urgent care clinics like MedExpress. If you have questions about getting tested, the best thing you can do is call your doctor.