Zip Clinic Urgent Care® COVID-19 Testing
We are offering COVID-19 Testing at all of our clinics at no cost! We have Rapid, PCR, and Antibody testing available!*
Some insurance providers may not cover the cost of testing 100%. We are participating in the CARES Act program which only covers noninsured individuals. If you have insurance, it is required for us to file your insurance and collect patient responsibility if applicable until your insurance claim is processed. Due to rapid test availability, walk-ins are welcome until 5 pm or while supplies last.*
How to Reserve a Spot in Line?
- Check-in online and complete registration!
- Visit your local Zip Clinic location and check-in with us in person or reply to our text that you are at the clinic!
- Test and Receive results within 20 minutes!
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Zip Clinic Urgent Care® Locations
Zip Clinic® has locations across the country, find one near you!
Denver, Colorado Area
3 Locations:
Aurora, Denver, Westminster
Kentucky
Bowling Green (2), Elizabethtown
“So nice to go somewhere and feel comforted with a smile. Everyone was very helpful and kind. Especially appreciated the nurse practitioner that explained the reasoning behind her every move. Thank you very much!”
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