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Get four free at-⁠home COVID-⁠19 tests this fall

Every U.S. household may place an order to receive four free COVID-⁠19 rapid tests delivered directly to your home.

After you’ve tested, report your result – whether it’s positive or negative! Report at-home test results to public health agencies at MakeMyTestCount.org

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CDC recommended steps you can take to protect yourself and others:

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  • Syringe IconStay up to date with COVID-⁠19 vaccines.
  • Beaker IconGet tested if you have symptoms.

People with symptoms, a positive test, or exposure to someone with COVID-⁠19 should wear a mask. Additional precautions may be needed for people at high risk for severe illness.

Why is the Community Level  ?

The Community Level is   because the levels of COVID-⁠19 hospitalizations, cases, and patients in hospital beds are  . Learn more about COVID-⁠19 Community Levels

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Masks

Wear a mask to protect yourself and others when you go indoors in public.

Free N95 masks are available at many local pharmacies and healthcare providers. Check with stores in your area to see where you can find free masks.

Learn more about masks and where to get them

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Treatment

Treatments for COVID-⁠19 are now widely available. If you test positive for COVID-19, talk to a doctor as soon as possible about treatment options.

You can get tested and treated at many pharmacy-based locations.

Find the Test-to-Treat clinic nearest you

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Vaccines

Being fully vaccinated and boosted is the best way to protect against severe illness and hospitalization from COVID-⁠19.

Everyone ages 5 and up who’s already been vaccinated is eligible for new vaccines that have been updated to restore protection and target the Omicron variant. Get yours this fall.

Find a vaccine or booster at vaccines.gov

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Testing

COVID tests can help you know if you have COVID-⁠19 when you have symptoms, have been exposed, or are about to meet up with others. Beginning November 20, Americans can order 4 more COVID tests.

Order free tests

Report at-home test results to public health agencies at MakeMyTestCount.org

Get Involved

How can you join in?

Join the Fight Against COVID-19. Whether you're an individual looking to contribute or a business seeking ways to help your community, there are numerous ways to get involved in the fight against this global pandemic.

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Join the COVID-19 Community Corps!

Provide your email address and we’ll send weekly emails announcing live webinars with the U.S. Surgeon General and other national leaders who share news and insights to help you build vaccine confidence in your communities. We’ll also send new and timely resources to use in your outreach.

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Symptoms and care

The latest guidance on what to do if you or your family are sick.

Learn more about symptoms and care

Immunocompromised

The latest guidance for those who are immunocompromised, including where to get preventative treatment.

More resources for people who are immunocompromised

Travel

The latest guidance on rules and restrictions, so you can plan ahead before travel.

Learn more about travel

At-home testing

The latest guidance on using at-home tests, what to do with the results, and how to get at-home tests.

Learn more about at-home testing

Report at-home test results at MakeMyTestCount.org

Air ventilation

You can decrease your chances of getting sick with simple actions in your home, like opening windows or filtering the air.

Learn about improving ventilation in your home.

Long COVID Study

Help the National Institutes of Health learn more about long term COVID-19 symptoms and how to treat them.

Join a research study near you

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