Georgia Department of Public Health debuts new COVID-19 testing kiosks across state

ATLANTA — New technology will help make testing for COVID-19 more convenient in metro Atlanta.

The Department of Public Health has installed new testing kiosks across the state

They dispense a test that you take, then put back into the kiosk. That test then goes to the lab.

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Pre-registration for testing at the kiosks is not required, but is available here.

“There is no out-of-pocket cost for the tests provided through a DPH kiosk, but for those individuals with insurance, their insurance will be billed for the test. In many cases, individuals will receive notification of their test results by email or text within 48 hours of specimen collection,” DPH said in a news release.

Here is a map of where the kiosks are located:

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