COVID Testing near Augusta, GA

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Clinic(s) near Augusta

Appointments are now required

You will need to schedule online (recommended) or walk in to make an appointment

Please note that walk-in appointments are based on availability and do not guarantee you will be seen.
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Clinic Reviews in Augusta

Average Customer Rating for 101 Edgefield Road, North Augusta SC, 29841: 5 (43 Ratings)
5
December 1, 2022
"The NP at the MinuteClinic, is the ultimate Professional. She is warm, friendly, informative, efficient; and very nice. She answered all of my questions; and made me feel that she valued my input. So thankful for her ! I hope that she continues working at this CVS MinuteClinic. Thank you, CVS for offering this invaluable Service."
5
November 23, 2022
"The nurse was pleasant and competent. I have been to the MinuteClinic in the past and will continue to do so in the future."
5
November 22, 2022
"My visit was quick, informative, and extremely helpful. I will also love this minute clinic and the NP there!"
5
November 19, 2022
"Best care I have received!!"
5
November 10, 2022
"Excellent Facility!"
Average Customer Rating for 2062 Whiskey Road, Aiken SC, 29803: 4.9 (37 Ratings)
5
December 1, 2022
"I knew that I needed antibiotics. I simply had a cold that I was concerned had turned to bronchitis. I didnt the practioner that just in case I was wrong. She took time and asked me questions I had not asked myself and they were all on topic and fit together nicely. I never felt looked down on or that I was unimportant. I would rather have this experience than any NPs office that Ive been to."
5
November 27, 2022
"I was very well-cared-for and very well respected. I would definitely come to this location again. This practitioner was one of the best Ive ever had in my entire life."
5
November 24, 2022
"Great medical professional "
5
November 23, 2022
"The nurse was very nice, informed, knowledgeable and listened to all my concerns. I went to be tested for the flu, but I had another known issue in a field that she had previously worked. She shared some very helpful information with me about that, and then, when I tested negative for the flu, she gave me a flu shot. Very nice experience."
5
November 22, 2022
"The nurse practioner [...] (not spelled correctly ) was excellent same as last time I sawher"

Who should be tested for COVID-19?

The CDC recommends that anyone: who has symptoms of COVID-19; who has been in close contact with a person known to have COVID-19; or who lives in or has recently traveled from an area with ongoing spread of COVID-19, should contact their health care provider and be tested. Check for available times and schedule a COVID test today.

Once you receive negative test results, you can take steps to protect yourself from the virus, including the Delta variant, by getting a COVID-19 vaccine and taking other safety precautions including avoiding crowds and washing your hands often.


Why don't I qualify for testing?

Because of limited supplies and in accordance with CDC guidelines, testing is limited to certain patients.


Is there an out-of-pocket cost for patients with insurance?

Patients with insurance should not have any out-of-pocket costs for a covered COVID-19 test, but you should check with your health plan to confirm before scheduling a test. If you have health insurance, you must bring your card with you to the test site. For patients who test negative for COVID-19 through a rapid test and come into the clinic, the clinic visit should be considered part of your test by your health plan. You likely will not have any out-of-pocket costs for the in-clinic visit, or for testing to further evaluate COVID-like symptoms, but you should check with your health plan to confirm coverage. You will be responsible for any patient cost share as determined by your insurance. If active coverage cannot be located, your test will be submitted to the federal program for the uninsured for payment.


Is there an out-of-pocket cost for patients without insurance?

If you do not have insurance, we will ask you for your Social Security number (card not needed), driver's license or state ID to submit the cost of your test to the federal program for the uninsured. If you do not have insurance and are using the federal program for the uninsured to cover your COVID-19 test, the in-clinic visit will be covered at no additional cost to you; however, any additional point of care lab testing will not be covered under the uninsured fund.


Can I pay for the test instead of submitting to insurance or the uninsured program?

Yes, you can choose to pay for your test with a debit/credit/FSA/HSA card for send-out lab tests only (self-pay is not available in NY, NJ and RI). Self-pay is not available for rapid-result testing at this time. No screening required. The cost is $139, which includes $100 for the independent laboratory that processes your test and $39 for your MinuteClinic visit.


I don't drive. Can I walk in?

For drive-thru lab testing, a motor vehicle is required. Patients must remain in the vehicle at all times. For rapid testing, a vehicle is not required. Wait in one of the designated parking spaces, either in a vehicle or on foot, and wait for the provider to call you for your test. We also offer walk-up testing at a limited number of community testing sites for patients who don't drive. Check the list to find one open near you. Appointments are also required for these sites.

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