Assessment, Testing, and Results

Use the online self-assessment tool to help you decide if you require a COVID-19 test.

If you have symptoms of COVID-19 or received a notification of exposure from the COVID Alert app, you must self-isolate and get tested for COVID-19.

Where can I get tested?

1 - COVID-19 Assessment Centres

Testing is available at COVID-19 Assessment Centres if you are:

• showing symptoms of COVID-19,

• notified by KFL&A Public Health that you have been exposed to a confirmed case of COVID-19 in the last 14 days,

• notified of an exposure to COVID-19 through the COVID Alert app,

• a resident or employee of, or visitor to, a long-term care home, homeless shelter, or other congregate setting, or

• part of an outbreak investigation as informed by KFL&A Public Health.

COVID-19 Assessment Centre 

(Beechgrove Complex) 51 Heakes Lane, Kingston

• Testing is available by appointment only. Book online or by telephone. 
• Open 7 days a week, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Weekly COVID-19 antigen testing is NOT available at the Beechgrove assessment centre

Unvaccinated individuals requiring weekly surveillance (antigen) testing for COVID-19 cannot be tested at a COVID-19 the Beechgrove assessment centre. Provincial Directive #6 states that employers are required to establish a testing plan for unvaccinated employees.

For employers seeking more information on the provincial rapid antigen program and whether their organization is eligible for free test kits, visit:  

• Provincial Antigen Screening Program - Government of Ontario
• Get free rapid tests - Government of Ontario - learn about rapid antigen testing and find out if your organization is eligible to access free test kits.
• Employees can also seek rapid antigen testing at a number of local pharmacies for a fee.

COVID-19 Assessment Centre (Lennox & Addington Assessment Centre)

LACGH Westdale Campus at 12 Richmond Park Dr, Napanee

• Pre-register to book a test or call before visiting: 613-354-8254
• Open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

2 - Pharmacies

Testing is available at selected pharmacies if you are:

• a resident, employee, or visitor of a long-term care home,

• a resident or employee in a shelter or other care or congregate setting,

• a farm worker, 

• are an international student who has completed their 14-day self-isolation period following international travel, or

• someone who self-identifies as Indigenous. 

You cannot be tested at a pharmacy if you:

• have symptoms,

• have been in close contact with a person who has tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 14 days,

• are an international student in their 14-day self-isolation period following international travel, or

• have been notified of exposure to COVID-19 through the COVID Alert app. 

For a full list of COVID-19 Assessment Centres and pharmacies that provide testing in Ontario, visit the Government of Ontario’s directory and search by city, town or postal code.