The American Lung Association is monitoring changes to COVID-19 vaccination, testing and treatment coverage and availability and has developed this easy-to-use website to provide updated information.
COVID-19 Vaccination Sites
Updated COVID-19 vaccines are recommended for everyone 6 months and older and will become available this fall for the 2024-25 fall and winter respiratory virus season.
You may choose to get a vaccination:
- At your doctor, pharmacist, or community health center
- At your state or local health department or
- By using the COVID-19 vaccine locator
How to Access COVID-19 Testing
Access to COVID-19 testing including at-home, PCR and rapid tests has changed.
Where to get tested for COVID-19:
- You can order 4 free at-home COVID-19 tests online or by calling 1-800-232-0233.
- COVID-19 tests can be purchased online, in pharmacies and in retail stores.
- Visit a community-based testing location such as a pharmacy or health center.
- Contact your local health department or healthcare provider.
- If you are uninsured, you can search for a no-cost testing location site using CDC's COVID-19 Testing Locator.
How to Access COVID-19 Treatment
Talk to your healthcare provider to learn whether treatment for COVID-19 is an option for you. Healthcare providers can test for COVID-19 and prescribe treatment.
If you don’t have a healthcare provider, there are Test to Treat locations available nationwide or you can connect with your local health department or community health center.
COVID-19 treatments purchased by the federal government will continue to be free to the public, regardless of insurance coverage. Any treatments not purchased by the federal government may require out of pocket costs.
Insurance Coverage
Frequently Asked Questions
Page last updated: October 30, 2024