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Welcome to the U.S. Virgin Islands Covid-19 Scheduling Gateway
Sign-Up for a Testing Appointment (Symptomatic and Close Contacts)

The U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Health supports drive-thru testing for symptomatic individuals on STX and STT and a pop-up site on STJ. For STX and STT, appointments are required.
 

Results are typically sent within 36-72 hours.

Close contacts are individuals who were within 6 feet of a positive case for 15 minutes without a mask on over their nose and mouth. Close contacts exposed to a positive case should stay away from others and wait at least 4 days before getting a COVID-19 test.

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Sign-Up for School Testing
Sign-Up for Pop-Up Testing

The U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Health supports community testing.
Please see locations and times below. 

St. Croix
St. Thomas

  Pop-Up Testing Sites  

St. John - Sign up here

  • Wednesday | 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm: Cruz Bay - VIPA Gravel Lot

  Drive-Thru Testing Sites  

​St. Croix​ 

  • DOH: Charles Harwood Memorial Parking Lot on St. Croix 

  • Results will be available in 36-48 hours.

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St. Thomas

  • SRMC Parking Lot - Please check your email confirmation for driving directions.

  • Results will be available in 36-72 hours.

 

  Other Covid-19 Testing Sites  

Private Healthcare Providers and Laboratories

If you are experiencing the following symptoms (headache, fever, chills, cough, shortness of breath, or difficulty breathing) or to report a suspected COVID-19 case, please call (STX) *340-712-6299 or (STT/STJ) *340-776-1519. *These numbers are not for general use.
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Pruebas de COVID-19: Laboratorios y Proveedores de Atención Médica Privados

Si tiene los siguientes síntomas (dolor de cabeza, fiebre, escalofríos, tos, falta de aire, o dificultad para respirar) o si desea informar un caso sospechoso de COVID-19, llame al (STX)*340 712 6299 o al (STT/STJ) *340 776 1519. Estos los números no son para uso general.
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Learn More

Explore the different types of testing and current CDC guidelines on who should get tested. 

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