The ICATT program will continue to provide no-cost COVID-19 testing for uninsured people that are symptomatic or exposed. More than 19,000 ICATT sites will offer no-cost COVID-19 vaccines under the CDC Bridge Access program to adults without health insurance and adults without full vaccine insurance coverage. An estimated 10,000 ICATT sites continue to support testing and disease surveillance needs at non-emergency levels. A list of no-cost COVID-19 testing sites can be found on the COVID-19 Testing Locator website. To find a no-cost COVID-19 vaccine near you please visit vaccines.gov.
Search for a location convenient for you, then visit the provider’s website to make an appointment.
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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.
The types of COVID-19 tests offered vary by location and provider but include laboratory-based nucleic acid amplification tests (NAATs) and rapid point-of-care (POC) testing.
This website helps you find ICATT COVID-19 testing locations and contact information for the providers. Because every provider handles appointments differently, schedule your appointment directly with the provider you choose.
If you test positive at one of these sites and certain treatments are appropriate for you, you can receive a prescription from a healthcare provider and have that prescription filled all in one location. Visit the HHS Test to Treat webpage and the Test to Treat locator for more information.
Visit vaccines.gov to find a COVID-19 vaccine location near you.
Get a test at one of these locations if you are uninsured and:
This site does not display all the locations in the United States where COVID-19 testing is available. Visit the Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS’s) Community-Based Testing Sites for COVID-19 website to find out about other community-based testing sites for COVID-19. You can visit your state, tribal, local, and territorial health department’s website to find the latest local information on testing.
Continue visiting the CDC Testing for COVID-19 webpage for information about testing, types of tests, when to get tested, and more.