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   • What You Need to Know

      

   • Test Types

      

   • Where to Get Tested

     Click the tabs at the bottom of the page for more info on Missouri's test sites.

     MO COVID-19 SiteMO Testing Locator

     CDC Advisory

     Decisions about testing are made by state and local health departments or healthcare providers. You can visit your state or local health department’s website to look for the latest local information on testing. If you have symptoms of COVID-19 and want to get tested, call your healthcare provider first. If you have symptoms of COVID-19 and are not tested, it is important to stay home.

     CDC List of SymptomsCDC Site

   • Two kinds of tests are available for COVID-19: tests for current infection (viral tests) and tests for past infection (antibody tests). For more details on testing and interpreting test results, click the button below.

     CDC Testing Guidance

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3. www.muhealth.org › coronavirus › testingHow to Get Tested for COVID-19 - MU Health Care

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   Getting tested. MU Health Care offers several testing options. Costs vary depending on testing location. Options include: Contact your primary care provider’s office. Visit a Mizzou Quick Care. Visit Mizzou Urgent Care. How will I be notified of results? All test results will be delivered via a message in the HealthConnect portal.

4. health.mo.gov › news › newsitemNews Releases | Health & Senior Services

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   Dec 3, 2021 · 1-877-435-8411. Mon.-Fri., 7:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. How Missourians can get a free COVID-19 test:

5. ltc.health.mo.gov › archives › 14551Free COVID-19 testing opportunities available throughout Missouri

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   Nov 13, 2020 · Any Missouri residents who wish to be tested with a self-administered nasal swab to determine if they have an active COVID-19 infection can do so at the specified sites in each region at no cost to the individual. Surge Testing.

   County	Location	City	Dates
   Dunklin	Dunklin County Health Department	Kennett	November 14
   St. Louis County	Edger M. Queeny Park	St. Louis	November 17
   Callaway	54 Country	Fulton	November 17
   St. Louis County	Hazelwood Community Center	Hazelwood	November 18

   See full list on ltc.health.mo.gov

6. usafacts.org › visualizations › coronavirus-covid-19Missouri coronavirus cases and deaths | USAFacts

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   This map tracks the history of coronavirus cases in Missouri, both recent and all-time. How is Missouri faring against COVID-19, both overall and at a state level? Get the answers here, with data on hotspots and infection rates.

   County	Cases	Deaths
   Adair County	6,770	71
   Andrew County	5,704	66
   Atchison County	1,823	24
   Audrain County	6,924	125

   See full list on usafacts.org

7. www.kansascity.com › news › coronavirusHere’s how to get free at home COVID tests in Missouri ...

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   Dec 29, 2021 · The state of Missouri began offering at-home PCR COVID-19 tests to residents in May. With a shortage of at-home tests available in stores and rising cases in Kansas City, now may be the...

8. governor.mo.gov › press-releases › archiveWhat You Need to Know: Missouri’s COVID-19 Response Efforts

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   The Missouri State Public Health Lab will be receiving more tests from the CDC soon, pushing its capacity to 1,600 patient tests. Viracor, a private lab in Lee Summit, will have the ability to do over 1,000 tests per day. Quest Diagnostic and LabCorp are now testing. Washington University in St. Louis is also working to increase testing capacity.