COVID-19 Testing
Yale New Haven Health is rapidly expanding its COVID-19 public testing sites to accommodate not only individuals who may have symptoms (symptomatic), but also those scheduled for procedures at our locations and those without symptoms (asymptomatic) in the community. Drive-through, walk-up and mobile testing centers are located throughout Connecticut, with an additional site in Westerly, Rhode Island. Many sites are open seven days a week and welcome adults and children who need tests.
I believe I have symptoms (symptomatic) of COVID-19:
If you have symptoms and would like a test, we recommend calling your doctor’s office or the Yale New Haven Health COVID-19 Call Center at 833-ASK-YNHH (833-275-9644). They will give you instructions for testing and provide you with a referral to obtain a test at one of our testing locations.
I have no symptoms (asymptomatic) of COVID-19:
If you have no symptoms and would like a test, call one of our testing locations or schedule a test online at one of our select locations.
*If you have health insurance we recommend contacting your insurance carrier to ensure asymptomatic tests are covered under your policy.
Have questions? Call the Yale New Haven Health COVID-19 call center at 833-ASK-YNHH (833-275-9644).
Pre-Procedure
If you are having a scheduled procedure at one of our facilities, you are required to complete a COVID-19 test within 3 days prior to your scheduled procedure.
Here’s how to get started:
Four to five days before your procedure, you will be contacted to schedule a surgery screening. If you do not receive a call, please call your doctor’s office for assistance.
You may have your test at any of the testing sites listed. Your COVID-19 test scheduler will provide you with the specific address and details.
Have questions? Call the Yale New Haven Health COVID-19 call center at 833-ASK-YNHH (833-275-9644).
Reach out to your doctor or healthcare facility for the latest information on telemedicine services, hours and visitor restrictions. If you think you have COVID-19 symptoms, call your doctor or healthcare facility before visiting.