COVID-19 testing at MinuteClinic® at 11271 NUCKOLS RD., GLEN ALLEN, VA 23059

Still searching for "COVID-19 testing near me" or wondering where to get a COVID-19 test? MinuteClinic® at 11271 NUCKOLS RD., GLEN ALLEN, Virginia is here to help. For both flu and COVID-19 we offer comprehensive, same-day testing, along with treatment options to help you feel better faster.

Why choose MinuteClinic® for COVID-19 testing at 11271 NUCKOLS RD., GLEN ALLEN, Virginia?

• Convenient appointments: Get tested for COVID-19 when you need it. Walk-ins are welcome, plus we offer flexible hours and make it easy to schedule care online or in the CVS Health® app.
• Board-certified providers: Our team includes board-certified providers and health care professionals ready to help you.
• Comprehensive testing: MinuteClinic can test for COVID-19, influenza A and influenza B.
• Get treatment at your visit: In eligible states, our certified providers can prescribe antiviral medications like Paxlovid during the same visit if you test positive and meet eligible criteria.
• Affordable care: Most insurance is accepted at MinuteClinic and we provide out-of-pocket payment options. For more pricing information, visit the flu and COVID-19 testing and treatment page.

What to expect at your MinuteClinic® COVID-19 testing visit

1) When you arrive at 11271 NUCKOLS RD., GLEN ALLEN, Virginia: Check in with our friendly staff when you get here.

2) Get tested: The same single swab may be used to test for COVID-19 and both types of flu.

3) Get results: Receive your results quickly, often within the same day.

4) Get treatment (if needed): If you test positive, your provider will discuss COVID-19 treatment options and can help prescribe COVID-19 medication, if appropriate.

Insurance and pricing

The MinuteClinic at 11271 NUCKOLS RD. accepts most insurance to help make your care affordable. For those without insurance, we offer competitive self-pay options. Cash and credit cards are welcome, as well as checks at our clinics inside CVS. Learn more about insurance and payment options for your in-person visit, including insurance coverage, pricing, payment options and billing.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

How do COVID-19 tests work?

MinuteClinic uses rapid antigen COVID-19 tests to check for active infection.

Do I need to make an appointment to get evaluated for flu or COVID-19 symptoms at 11271 NUCKOLS RD. MinuteClinic®?

Scheduling an appointment to get evaluated for flu and COVID-19 symptoms is recommended, but walk-ins are welcome too. Based on your symptoms, your provider will determine whether further testing is required.

How much do COVID-19 tests cost?

Health insurance is accepted for tests with provider visits at MinuteClinic® locations, if testing is needed after evaluating your symptoms first. If you plan to use health insurance for your visit, you must bring your insurance card to your test. You may have out-of-pocket costs as determined by your health plan.

The fee for the test may vary. A limited number of MinuteClinic® locations offer no-cost testing, which is funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. If there's a no-cost testing site near your search location, it will be marked in your search results.

What do I do if I have COVID-19?

If you test positive, providers at select MinuteClinic locations may be able to prescribe you antiviral medication. Your eligibility depends on certain medical criteria related to:

• When your symptoms started
• Your age
• Your medical history
• Your likelihood of developing severe COVID-19

If you meet the criteria, we’ll discuss whether you’re eligible to take this medication. We'll review your medical history, your current medications and any medication allergies. You cannot take this medication if you're pregnant. You can also contact your primary health care provider about this medication or other treatment options.

How long does it take to get flu and COVID-19 test results?

For flu and COVID-19 tests taken during a MinuteClinic provider visit, you’ll get the results during your visit.

How long can you test positive for COVID-19?

The duration for testing positive for COVID-19 can vary. Some individuals may test positive for several weeks, even if they no longer have symptoms. It's important to follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines and consult with a health care provider about returning to work or school.