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Notice to Public
March 21, 2022
COVID-19 Testing Options in Franklin County
Testing for COVID-19 is an essential tool to slow the spread of the disease. Get tested when you’re preparing to travel, think you’ve been exposed, feel sick or have symptoms, or just want peace of mind. It’s important to know for sure so you don’t pass COVID-19 on to others.
Testing sites:
- Adirondack Health
Contact - 518 897-2462 or https://www.adirondackhealth.org/covid-testing
Type: PCR
Cost: $80 without insurance or testing order.
Results typically available within 48 hours. - Alice Hyde Medical Center
Contact: 518 483-3000 or https://www.alicehyde.com/COVID-Testing
Type: PCR
Cost: A physician's order is required for all COVID tests. All patients appearing for COVID testing should bring their insurance card with them to their appointment. Insurance will be billed at the time of testing.
Results typically available within 48-72 hours. - Kinney Drug Store
Malone (3400 State Route 11) 518 483-4110, Saranac Lake 518 891-3132 or https://kinneydrugs.com/
Type: PCR
Cost: Free
Results within 2-3 days. - Mountain Medical Urgent Care
Malone 518 521-3322, Saranac Lake 518 897-1000 or https://www.mountainmedical.net/
Type: PCR and Rapid Cost: Insurance will be billed, price varies by test for uninsured. For travel or event testing - $130 for PCR Rapid or $100 for Rapid Antigen. Results by the end of the day. - Walgreens
Malone 518 483-9090 or https://www.walgreens.com/
Type: PCR and Rapid
Cost: Free
Results for PCR within 48 hours/Rapid within 2 hours.
At-home test kits are now available online and at retail stores and pharmacies.
It is important to report a positive COVID-19 result to your local health department. Franklin County residents can report their positive at-home/over the counter test results here: https://www.franklincountyny.gov/residents/covid-19_guidance/self-test_reporting.php
Anyone testing positive with an at-home test should also report their results to their healthcare provider to determine if further evaluation and/or treatment is necessary.