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Covid-19 Testing Sites in Connecticut COVID-19 TESTING SITES IN CONNECTICUT TESTING SITE LOCATION/ ADDRESS CONTACT INFORMATION Website: https://www.ynhhs.org/patient-care/covid- 19/covid-19-testing Yale New Haven Health System – To schedule an appointment: - Call: 203-688-1700, 833-275-9644 Yale New Haven Hospital, - Epic Referral Bridgeport Hospital, Greenwich Various Locations – See website - Non-EPIC users, fax a referral to YNHH Fax Hospital and Lawrence & Number: 203-688-5562 or 688-7340 (fax is 24- Memorial Hospitals hour turn around for appointment) YNNH COVID-19 Drive-Up Testing Orde **Provider Referral needed Website: https://covidtesting.ynhhs.org/ Yale New Haven Health - Rotates between Bridgeport, New Traveling testing Unit Haven and New London regions To schedule an appointment: YNHH Patient Self Scheduling Website **No Provider Referral needed Website: https://www.griffinhealth.org/coronavirus- covid19-information/covid-19-test-collection-site To schedule an appointment: Griffin Hospital 130 Division Street, Derby CT - Call 203-437-6815 - Provider can fax a lab/flu/COVID-19 order at 203-841-1182 ** No Provider Referral needed Website: https://hartfordhealthcare.org/health- Hartford Healthcare: wellness/coronavirus/testing Charlotte Hungerford Hospital, Various Locations – See website To Schedule an appointment: Midstate Hospital, St. Vincent’s - Enter Provider Referral via EPIC Medical Center William Backus - Non- EPIC users can order through Hartford Hospital, Healthcare website Intake form or call (860) 972-8100 **Provider Referral needed https://www.gohealthuc.com/connecticut#covid19 Hartford Healthcare: Various Locations - Glastonbury, To schedule an appointment: GoHealth Urgent Care Vernon and Newington - Walk-in Centers – Patient should pick a timeslot online and register **No Provider Referral needed Website: https://www.nuvancehealth.org/ To schedule an appointment: Nuvance Health: - Fax over Referral at 203-739-1514 Various Locations – See website - Fax must include: Patient Name, Date of Birth, Danbury Hospital, Norwalk write COVID-19 testing Hospital and New Milford - After fax is sent, patient will call Referral Hotline at 888-667-9262 **Provider Referral needed Website: https://www.trinityhealthofne.org/find-a- service-or-specialty/covid-19/drive-through-covid-19- Trinity Healthcare New England: Various Locations – See website screening Johnson Memorial Hospital, St. To schedule an appointment: Francis and Saint Mary’s Hospital *Mobile Unit - Hartford and Waterbury - Walk up welcome - The call center number is (888) 786-2790 (Available Monday-Friday from 8 AM - 4:30 PM and Saturdays from 8 AM – 12 PM) **No Provider Referral needed Website: https://health.uconn.edu/coronavirus UConn Health Center Main Campus: 263 Farmington Avenue To schedule an appointment: Farmington, Connecticut - Call 1-860-679-1869 - Provider can refer through EPIC - Non- Epic users can call to set up appointment or go through MYCHART - For the drive-thru sampling site, visit MYCHART **Provider Referral needed Website: https://docsmedicalgroup.com/ Docs Medical Group Various Locations – See website To schedule an appointment: - Online registration required **No Provider Referral needed Website: https://www.cvs.com/minuteclinic/covid-19- CVS Pharmacy Various Locations – See website testing To schedule an appointment: - Online at CVS Drive-thru Pharmacy testing, test results available through MyChart **No Provider Referral needed Website: https://www.walgreens.com/findcare/covid19/testing Walgreens Pharmacy Various Locations – See website To schedule an appointment: - Online at Walgreens Drive-thru testing, test results available through PWNHealth **No Provider Referral needed Website: www.fhchc.org Fair Haven Community Health 374 Grand Avenue New Haven, CT To schedule an appointment: Care Various pop-up locations-see website - Call (203) 871-4179 (preferred, not required) - Walk- ups accepted Test results available through EPIC/MyChart ** No Provider Referral needed Website: www.cornellscott.org/226-dixwell-avenue Cornell Scott- Hill Health Center 226 Dixwell Avenue New Haven, CT To schedule an appointment: - Call (203) 503-3000 Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Walk-in testing 9am-3pm Testing by appointment 8:30am-4:30pm Tuesday and Thursday: Walk-in testing 9am-3pm Testing by appointment 8:30am-7pm Saturday: Walk-in testing 9am-12pm (no appointments) ** No Provider Referral needed Website: http://bridgeportfamilymedicines.com/ Bridgeport Family Medicine, LLC 754 Clinton Avenue Bridgeport, CT Walk-in Testing ONLY - Monday- Friday (8:00am- 4:00pm) - Saturday (8:00am- 1:00pm) - ** No Provider Referral needed Website: www.Solvhealth.com Advanced Cardiovascular 439 Mill Hill Avenue Bridgeport, CT Only COVID-19 PCR Testing available at the moment. Specialist, PC Rapid Testing will be available soon in the New Year. To schedule an appointment: - Visit www.Solvhealth.com - Pre- COVID Testing evaluation via Telehealth required ** Provider Referral needed .
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