Coronavirus Testing Centers: Find COVID-19 Testing Near You

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State guidelines and testing criteria differ by state, please read or select appropriate state below.

  1. Call your local healthcare provider or hospital if you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms.
  2. Test providers will determine if testing is appropriate for your case based on local criteria.. 
  3. Call the coronavirus test site before you go to confirm all final details.

  • If you become ill with a fever or cough and have high risk of infection:
      • High risk of infection includes recently left an area having widespread community transmission of COVID-19 or have had prolonged close contact with a person confirmed to have COVID-19. Call a health care provider to discuss your symptoms.
      • If you have symptoms, stay home and avoid contact with others except for seeking medical care.
  • If you need medical care:
      • Call ahead to your doctor’s office or an emergency room and let them know about your symptoms. If you need emergent medical care, call 911.
      • If you have difficulty accessing medical care or have questions about how to care for yourself at home, call the Department of Health at 808-586-4586.

  • The provider will determine if you should be tested based on the CDC’s criteria.
  • The state’s public health lab is conducting tests with authorization from the Department of Health. Tests are also being conducted by the Tripler Army Medical Center lab, which does not require department authorization. Results are typically available within a day.

For more information, visit the Hawaii Department of Health’s coronavirus website. For up-to-date and reliable information on the COVID-19 outbreak and what you can do to protect yourself and your family, contact our partners at Aloha United Way 2-1-1.

*This listings are updated regularly with the latest, publicly available data. The number of testing centers changes quickly. 

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