Where to get a free COVID test in Wake County this weekend
If you are looking to get a coronavirus test this weekend, there are plenty of opportunities to this weekend. Testing remains critically important to keep the virus at bay and understand how the disease spreads.
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Even if you don't feel sick, you could still have the coronavirus.
For people who have mild or moderate symptoms, testing is important because those people can properly isolate themselves if they know they have the virus before spreading it to others.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends you consult with your doctor before you get tested.
Get tested in Raleigh
Free testing is being offered at the Sunnybrook Building parking deck on Holston Lane in Raleigh. Testing takes place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday.
If you test positive, someone will call you in as soon as two days. If you don't test positive, you won't receive a call.
You can also get tested at the Raleigh District of the AME Zion church on Saturday.
The church is distributing hand sanitizer, masks and tests from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 558 East Carbarrus Street in Raleigh. For more information about this testing site, reach out to Dr. Anthony Davis at 919-225-1660.
Get tested in Apex
To register for testing, you must call 919-362-6799, extension 300. You must pre-register in order to receive a test, but tests are free.
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