COVID Testing In Vienna: Find Locations

Vienna VA

21 December, 2021

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VIENNA, VA — As COVID-19 cases increase and families prepare for gatherings, testing demand has increased in Fairfax County. Fairfax County recorded its highest daily testing number on Wednesday, Dec. 15 — 5,252 PCR tests. The next highest testing numbers were on surrounding days, according to Virginia Department of Health data. As for COVID-19 numbers, Fairfax County currently has high transmission along with most areas of Virginia. Tuesday's new cases in Fairfax County totaled 719, which was the most new cases reported in a single day since Jan. 17. There is a seven-day average of 467 daily cases, and the seven-day positive average of PCR tests is 7.5 percent. However, the seven-day average of daily new hospitalizations is three, and the average of daily deaths is 1. Testing is available at locations around Vienna. Health officials recommend COVID-19 testing if you have symptoms or exposure to someone with suspected or confirmed COVID-19, regardless of vaccination status. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says people who were positive for COVID-19 in the last three months and recovered do not have to be tested, unless they develop new symptoms. The CDC also recently recommended self tests for those gathering with other households, especially unvaccinated children, older adults, immunocompromised people, or individuals at risk of severe disease. Antigen tests may be conducted at home with results in about 15 minutes and a virtual component so test results can be provided to VDH. A positive self-test means an individual should stay home or isolate for 10 days, wear a mask, contact a healthcare provider, and contact close contacts who may have been exposed. A negative result may mean there may not be an infection, but repeating the test with at least 24 hours in between will increase the likelihood the individual isn't infected. More guidance on antigen tests is provided from VDH. Fairfax County Public Libraries are also offering free BinaxNOW COVID-19 rapid antigen at-home test kits while supplies last. Call your local library branch to confirm availability. More guidance on antigen tests is provided from VDH. Below are some testing options around Vienna. Residents should check for closings on the upcoming Christmas and New Year's holidays. More options are provided by the VDH searchable map. Khalil MD Primary Care: 301 Maple Ave West, Suite 130, Vienna VA 22180 By appointment only Personic Healthcare – Vienna: 900 Maple Ave. E Vienna VA 22180 Walk-ins and reservations offered Walgreens: 3050-a Nutley St.Fairfax VA 22031 By appointment only Capital Pathology Laboratories, Inc.: 1980 Gallows Rd. Suite #100, Vienna VA 22182 By appointment only Express Healthcare – Vienna: 1980 Gallows Rd. Unit 100, Vienna VA 22182 Walk-ins and appointments welcome AllCare/Synergy Immediate Care: 1953 Gallows Rd, Vienna VA 22181 Telemedicine visit required before drive-thru testing Inova Urgent Care Center – Tysons: 8357 Leesburg Pike, Vienna VA 22182 In-person or virtual visit require before test can be ordered CVS Pharmacy: 8117 Leesburg Pike, Vienna VA 22182; 3921 Prosperity Ave., Fairfax VA 22031 By appointment only Fairfax Urgent Care: 8191 Strawberry Lane, Suite 6, Falls Church VA 22042 Telehealth visit required before testing Sameday Testing – Tysons: 1981 Chain Bridge Rd.Mclean VA 22102 Appointment required, same day results available Hann's Pharmacy: 8505 Arlington Blvd. Suite 110, Fairfax VA 22031 By appointment only Preston's of Merrifield: 2924 Telestar Court, Falls Church VA 23220 By appointment only Neighborhood Health @ Merrifield Center: 8221 Willow Oaks Corporate Drive, Suite 450. Fairfax Virginia 22031 For underinsured and underinsured patients. Telehealth visit required.