Getting tested for COVID-19 is the best and most reliable way to determine if you’re infected. There are a variety of options for tests throughout the Johnson County community, including testing sites and at-home test kits.

The Johnson County Department of Health and Environment encourages you to get tested if you’re showing symptoms of coronavirus or have been exposed to someone with a confirmed case of COVID-19, and to follow proper guidelines to avoid infecting others if you test positive. Learn more about testing options available and how you can report your results.

Testing is available at testing sites and pharmacies across the Kansas City metropolitan area. Visit these websites to find a testing location near you: No-Cost COVID-19 Testing, KnowBeforeYouGoKS.com.

A limited number of at-home rapid (antigen) testing kits are also available each day at five Johnson County Library locations: Antioch, Cedar Roe, Central Resource, Gardner, Leawood Pioneer and Monticello.

On Dec. 15, 2022, the federal government announced that every U.S. household is eligible to receive four free at-home COVID-19 tests by mail. Place an order.

Learn more about getting tested for COVID-19

Help JCDHE get a better understanding of the spread of COVID-19 in Johnson County by reporting your at-home rapid (antigen) test results – whether positive or negative. These numbers can determine if spread is increasing or decreasing in the community. Contact tracing will not be done as a result of reporting your test result.

Learn more about reporting COVID-19 test results