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As COVID-19 vaccines continue to prevent serious illness and death, the virus is expected to continue to circulate, not unlike the flu. Testing remains an important tool to identify the virus and protect Kansan communities against its spread. Testing is available at locations across Kansas, including pharmacies, healthcare providers, and some employers. Free testing locations are available in many communities to support access to testing for those who have symptoms or who are at risk for exposure to COVID in their communities. Some Kansans may also be able to receive tests through their school, workplace, or long-term care facility.
Testing at Home
Kansans can also test for COVID-19 using an at-home rapid test, and there are several ways to get one:
- All U.S. households are eligible to order at-home tests for free from the federal government by visiting covidtests.gov or by calling 800-232-0233.
- At-home rapid tests can be purchased at a pharmacy. For Kansans with a health insurance plan, these tests can be purchased at no cost or reimbursed through your health plan. Check with your health plan for details and keep your receipt to submit your claim for reimbursement. For Medicare, Medicaid and CHIP beneficiaries, check with your plan or state agency for information.
- At-home tests may be available through federally-supported health centers, Volunteer Testing Partners, and other organizations in your community as well.
Learn how to use your over the counter COVID-19 test (PDF) | Español (PDF).
COVID-19 Treatment
For people who test positive and are more likely to get very sick from COVID-19 infection, medications are available that can reduce the chances of severe illness and death. Find test-to-treat options.
Find Free Testing
Use the map to find free COVID-19 testing near you. Information includes types of tests available, hours of operation, and whether an appointment is required. Learn more about types of tests, who should get tested, and what to do following a test.
Share Your Feedback
If you have feedback to share on your testing experience at any site location listed on the map, share it with our team.
Resources & Testing Programs
- For Providers
- Community Testing Partners
- Employer-Based Testing
- Long-Term Care Facilities
- Schools & Camp Testing
- Map of Commercial & Hospital Labs
- COVID-19 Submission Form General Submitters (PDF) - 7-28-20
- Standing Order - COVID-19 and Influenza A & B Testing in Schools Participating in KDHE Testing Programs (PDF)
- Standing Order - COVID-19 Testing for Symptomatic (PDF)
- Standing Order - COVID-19 Testing for Asymptomatic (PDF)
- COVID-19 Treatment Resources for Providers
- At-Home OTC COVID-19 Diagnostic Tests
- SCoV-2 Ag Detect Rapid Test - EUA Extension Letter 5-9-22 (PDF)
- SCoV-2 Ag Detect Product Expiration (PDF)
Community testing, a cornerstone of the KDHE COVID-19 Testing Strategy, allows trusted organizations to provide testing to their communities in partnership with KDHE and the Kansas Health and Health and Environmental Lab. Organizations may choose the program that best matches their own testing approach to maximize impact, either the Community Testing Partner or Volunteer Testing Program. Learn more.
Regular COVID-19 testing can provide a healthier, safer workplace while minimizing the risk of outbreaks and major disruptions, especially for businesses who may have unvaccinated employees. Learn more.
Screening for COVID-19 in long-term care facilities provides rapid provision of care and outbreak management to communities who are especially vulnerable. Facilities can use state sponsored tests for regular COVID-19 screening of staff, residents and visitors. Learn more.
KDHE Secretary Order COVID-19 Testing in Adult Care Homes (PDF)
KDHE's K-12 Testing Program supports and protects our educational communities in highly congregate settings. Free testing resources and support is provided to all districts and schools interested in participating in screening or diagnostic testing. Learn more.
For more information on free COVID-19 testing resources available for summer camps through KDHE’s School Testing Program and the latest COVID testing guidance for summer camps (updated April 2022), click here.