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RI COVID-19 Testing Sites Offering Testing for Testing for Out-of- Accepting Offering On-Site Rhode Islanders Accepting State Travelers Who Patients from Walk through or Location Address City/Town Hours of Operation Contact Information Health Who Don't Have Pediatric Languages Spoken Cost Don't Have COVID- other drive through? Evaluation? COVID-19 Patients? 19 Symptoms? Practices? Symptoms? Rhode Island COVID-19 Testing Sites - Updated April 12, 2021 at 8:38 a.m. Please note: Most testing sites will not test people who do not have an appointment already set up. Please call first to make an appointment. For more information, visit covid.ri.gov/testing RESPIRATORY CLINICS OFFERING ON-SITE HEALTH EVALUATIONS WITH COVID-19 TESTING 209 Armistice Blvd. Monday - Friday ENGLISH CALL TO LEARN Armistice Urgent Care Pawtucket 401-725-4100 YES YES* YES YES YES all ages BOTH Pawtucket, RI 02860 9 AM - 5 PM SPANISH MORE *There is a cost for Monday - Friday asymptomatic 8 AM - 9 PM 1524 Atwood Ave. testing if you are an Saturday ENGLISH Atmed Urgent Care Suite 122 Johnston, RI Johnston 401-273-9400 YES YES* YES YES YES older than 2 BOTH out-of-state traveler. 8 AM - 8 PM SPANISH 02919 Sunday CALL TO LEARN 9 AM - 8 PM MORE *There is a cost for asymptomatic Monday - Friday testing if you are an 5750 Post Rd. East 8 AM - 8 PM ENGLISH Atmed Urgent Care East Greenwich 401-398-8760 YES YES* YES YES YES older than 2 BOTH out-of-state traveler. Greenwich, RI 02818 Saturday - Sunday SPANISH 9 AM - 5 PM CALL TO LEARN MORE CREOLE NEW AND Blackstone Valley Community Health 1000 Broad St. Central Monday - Friday CALL TO LEARN YES current ENGLISH CALL TO LEARN Central Falls 401-722-0081 YES NO CURRENT BOTH Care Falls, RI 02863 8 AM - 5 PM MORE patients only PORTUGUESE MORE PATIENTS ONLY SPANISH ENGLISH 1180 Hope St. Bristol, Monday - Friday CALL TO LEARN Bristol County Medical Center Bristol 401-253-8900 YES NO NO YES NO WALK THROUGH PORTUGUESE RI 02809 12 PM - 5 PM MORE SPANISH Monday - Friday YES all ages, 6 Payne Rd. New 9 AM - 5 PM CALL TO LEARN PHONE TRANSLATION CALL TO LEARN Block Island Health Services, Inc. New Shoreham 401-466-2974 X 3 YES NO YES must be WALK THROUGH Shoreham, RI 02807 Saturday - Sunday MORE SERVICES AVIALABLE MORE 10 AM - 1 PM symptomatic 111 Brewster St. Care New England Respiratory Infection INTERPRETATION Pawtucket, RI 02860 Monday - Friday CALL TO LEARN CALL TO LEARN Triage Clinic and Testing Site - Pawtucket 401-CareNow (227-3669) YES NO YES YES all ages BOTH SERVICES (Entrance is on Pond 8 AM - 5 PM MORE MORE Pawtucket AVAILABLE St.) INTERPRETATION Care New England Respiratory Infection 455 Tollgate Rd. Monday - Friday CALL TO LEARN CALL TO LEARN Warwick 401-CareNow (227-3669) YES NO YES YES all ages UNKNOWN SERVICES Triage Clinic - Warwick Warwick, RI 02886 8 AM - 5 PM MORE MORE AVAILABLE Monday - Friday 775 Center of New 9 AM - 5 PM CALL TO LEARN YES older than ENGLISH CALL TO LEARN Center of New England Urgent Care England Blvd. West West Greenwich 401-823-1900 YES NO YES BOTH Saturday MORE infant SPANISH MORE Greenwich, RI 02817 9 AM - 2 PM Monday - Friday NEW AND 60 Valley St. Suite 104 4 PM - 9 PM TELEHEALTH CALL TO LEARN ENGLISH Clinica Esperanza/Hope Clinic Providence 401-408-0238 NO CURRENT 16 AND OVER BOTH FREE Providence, RI 02909 Saturday ONLY MORE SPANISH PATIENTS ONLY 2 PM - 6 PM ENGLISH Comprehensive Community Action 1090 Cranston St. Monday - Friday CALL TO LEARN CALL TO LEARN Cranston 401-943-1981 YES NO YES YES all ages DRIVE THROUGH SPANISH Program (CCAP) Family Health Services Cranston, RI 02920 1 PM - 4:30 PM MORE MORE KHMER *There is a cost for ENGLISH asymptomatic SPANISH NEW AND testing if you are an East Bay Community Action Program 100 Bullocks Point Ave. Tuesday - Friday PORTUGUESE Riverside 401-437-1008 CURRENT YES* YES YES YES all ages DRIVE THROUGH out-of-state traveler. (EBCAP) Riverside, RI 02915 9 AM -12 PM OTHER PATIENTS ONLY INTERPRETATION CALL TO LEARN SERVICES AVAILABLE MORE *There is a cost for ENGLISH asymptomatic SPANISH NEW AND testing if you are an East Bay Community Action Program 6 John H. Chafee Blvd. Tuesday - Friday PORTUGUESE Newport 401-848-2160 CURRENT YES* YES YES YES all ages BOTH out-of-state traveler. (EBCAP) Newport, RI 02840 9 AM -12 PM OTHER PATIENTS ONLY INTERPRETATION CALL TO LEARN SERVICES AVAILABLE MORE *There is a cost for asymptomatic 1150 Reservoir Ave. testing if you are an Monday - Friday ENGLISH Garden City Treatment Center Suite 100 Cranston, RI Cranston 401-946-2400 x 0 YES YES* YES YES YES DRIVE THROUGH out-of-state traveler. 8 AM - 9 PM SPANISH 02920 CALL TO LEARN MORE 350 Kingstown Rd. Monday - Thursday CALL TO LEARN Kristine Cunniff, DO Suite 101 Narragansett 401-752-9747 YES NO YES YES NO BOTH ENGLISH 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM MORE Narragansett, RI 02882 Offering Testing for Testing for Out-of- Accepting Offering On-Site Rhode Islanders Accepting State Travelers Who Patients from Walk through or Location Address City/Town Hours of Operation Contact Information Health Who Don't Have Pediatric Languages Spoken Cost Don't Have COVID- other drive through? Evaluation? COVID-19 Patients? 19 Symptoms? Practices? Symptoms? Monday - Friday 2 Wake Robin Rd. 9 AM - 6 PM CALL TO LEARN ENGLISH CALL TO LEARN Lincoln Urgent Care Lincoln 401-333-9595 YES NO YES YES WALK THROUGH Lincoln, RI 02865 Saturday - Sunday MORE SPANISH MORE 9 AM - 3PM Monday - Friday 1830 Mineral Spring 9 AM - 5 PM CALL TO LEARN YES older than ENGLISH CALL TO LEARN North Providence Urgent Care Ave. North Providence, North Providence 401-351-1900 YES NO YES BOTH Saturday MORE infant SPANISH MORE RI 02904 9 AM - 2 PM Monday - Friday 594 Great Rd. Suite 9 AM - 6 PM CALL TO LEARN YES older than ENGLISH CALL TO LEARN North Smithfield Urgent Care 102A North Smithfield, North Smithfield Saturday - Sunday 401-768-3400 YES NO YES WALK THROUGH MORE six months SPANISH MORE RI 02896 9 AM - 3PM *There is a cost for asymptomatic Monday - Friday testing if you are an 1131 Warwick Ave. 8 AM - 8 PM YES older than Ocean State Urgent Care Warwick 401-287-4440 YES YES* YES YES DRIVE THROUGH ENGLISH out-of-state traveler. Warwick, RI 02888 Saturday - Sunday 12 9 AM - 2 PM CALL TO LEARN MORE *There is a cost for asymptomatic Monday - Friday testing if you are an 2140 Mendon Rd. 8 AM - 8 PM YES older than Ocean State Urgent Care Cumberland 401-642-2072 YES YES* YES YES DRIVE THROUGH ENGLISH out-of-state traveler. Cumberland, RI 02864 Saturday - Sunday 12 8 AM - 5 PM CALL TO LEARN MORE *There is a cost for asymptomatic Monday - Friday testing if you are an 400 Putnam Pike 7 AM - 9 PM YES older than Ocean State Urgent Care Smithfield 401-757-6160 YES YES* YES YES DRIVE THROUGH ENGLISH out-of-state traveler. Smithfield, RI 02917 Saturday - Sunday 12 8 AM - 8 PM CALL TO LEARN MORE *There is a cost for asymptomatic Monday - Friday 67 Valley testing if you are an 8 AM - 8 PM YES older than Ocean State Urgent Care Rd. Middletown, RI Middletown 401-847-4950 YES YES* YES YES DRIVE THROUGH ENGLISH out-of-state traveler. Saturday - Sunday 12 02842 9 AM - 2 PM CALL TO LEARN MORE *There is a cost for Monday - Friday asymptomatic 9 AM - 8 PM testing if you are an 1195 N Main St. YES older than ENGLISH Ocean State Urgent Care Providence Saturday - Sunday 401-861-3782 YES YES* YES YES DRIVE THROUGH out-of-state traveler. Providence, RI 02904 12 PORTUGUESE 9 AM - 4 PM CALL TO LEARN MORE Monday - Friday 65 Eddie Dowling Hwy. 8 AM - 8 PM CALL TO LEARN Park Square Urgent Care North Smithfield, RI North Smithfield 401-597-5353 YES YES* YES YES YES BOTH ENGLISH Saturday - Sunday MORE 02896 8 AM - 4 PM NEW AND ENGLISH 355 Prairie Ave. Monday - Friday Providence Community Health Centers Providence 401-415-9000 YES NO YES CURRENT YES BOTH PORTUGUESE FREE Providence, RI 02905 9 AM - 4 PM PATIENTS ONLY SPANISH Monday - Friday ENGLISH 8 AM - 6 PM SPANISH 3461 S County Trl. South County Health Express Care Saturday CALL TO LEARN OTHER CALL TO LEARN East Greenwich, RI East Greenwich 401-471-6740 YES NO YES YES all ages UNKOWN East Greenwich 8 AM - 4 PM MORE INTERPRETATION MORE 02818 Sunday SERVICES 8 AM - 2 PM AVAILABLE Monday - Friday INTERPRETATION South County Health Express Care 268 Post Rd. Westerly, 8 AM - 6 PM CALL TO LEARN CALL TO LEARN Westerly 401-604-2500 YES NO YES YES all ages BOTH SERVICES Westerly RI 02891 Saturday - Sunday MORE MORE AVAILABLE 8 AM - 4 PM *There is a cost for asymptomatic INTERPRETATION testing if you are an Thundermist Health Center of South 1 River St. South Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Wakefield 401-767-4100 YES YES* YES YES YES all ages BOTH SERVICES out-of-state traveler. County Kingstown, RI 02879 Call for an appointment AVAILABLE CALL TO LEARN MORE Offering Testing for Testing for Out-of- Accepting Offering On-Site Rhode Islanders Accepting State Travelers Who Patients from Walk through or Location Address City/Town Hours of Operation Contact Information Health Who Don't Have Pediatric Languages Spoken Cost Don't Have COVID- other drive through? Evaluation? COVID-19 Patients? 19 Symptoms? Practices? Symptoms? *There is a cost for asymptomatic 186 Providence St.
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