
Make a plan, get vaccinated. Learn more: valleyhealthlink.com/vaccine.
If you are experiencing any of these symptoms COVID-19 or flu-like symptoms, please choose from one of the following options:
All Valley Health testing sites require a provider order. To obtain an order, follow the steps above.
Community Providers: Click here for a summary of all testing options.
If you have COVID-19 symptoms and a provider order for a COVID-19 test, you may visit any of the following locations:
Valley Health War Memorial Hospital Outpatient Lab
Valley Health Hampshire Memorial Hospital Outpatient Lab
Valley Health Page Memorial Hospital (Main entrance drive-thru, call number on arrival)
Valley Health Shenandoah Memorial Hospital (follow signs to north entrance)
Valley Health Warren Memorial Hospital (follow signs to Emergency Department, park in designated area and call number on arrival)
Valley Health COVID testing site at Rutherford Crossing
Valley Health Outpatient Lab | Hancock (call number on arrival)
Valley Health reminds our community that hospital emergency rooms are needed to care for patients with emergent needs. Individuals are encouraged to locate tests through their primary care provider, an urgent care clinic or use an at-home antigen test. Please contact your ordering provider for test results or questions.
If you DO NOT have COVID-19 symptoms, but have a provider order for a COVID-19 test, you may visit any of the following locations:
Valley Health Outpatient Lab | Hancock (call upon arrival)
Valley Health Outpatient Lab Front Royal
Valley Health Shenandoah Memorial Hospital (Campus Shed)
Valley Health Page Memorial Hospital (Main entrance drive-thru)
Valley Health War Memorial Hospital Outpatient Lab
Valley Health Hampshire Memorial Hospital Outpatient Lab
Valley Health Outpatient Lab | Spring Mills
Valley Health COVID testing site at Rutherford Crossing
Valley Health is here to provide guidance for the “right test at the right time.” Point of Care testing (rapid testing) is for those who have been experiencing illness and is the most accurate within 48 hours – 6 days of developing flu/COVID-19 symptoms. If you think you’ve been exposed but don’t have symptoms, or need a COVID test for a medical procedure, PCR testing could be right for you. Below is a quick guide to the different types of tests available.
If you feel you need emergency care, share your concerns with the 911 dispatcher and EMS. If you drive to an Emergency Department, stay in your car and call the number that is posted at each entrance. For additional information about Coronavirus symptoms and when to seek medical attention, please visit the CDC website.
For the safety of our patients, visitors and staff, masks are required inside Valley Health facilities – even for those who are fully vaccinated. The lifting of community mask requirements by the CDC specifically excludes healthcare settings. Thank you for your understanding.
For the safety of our patients, visitors, staff and the broader community, Valley Health's hospitals have revised their visitation policies. Click here for the latest information on our visitation policies.
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, reducing the spread of respiratory illnesses, like the flu, is more important than ever. Receiving your flu vaccine can save healthcare resources for the care of patients with COVID-19. Visit valleyhealthlink.com/flu for more information on where you can get a flu shot. Along with receiving your flu vaccine, remember to always follow the 3 W’s to prevent the spread:
Valley Health is committed to reducing financial barriers, especially in times of uncertainty.
Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention: www.cdc.gov/coronavirus
Virginia Dept. of Health Coronavirus Hotline: 1-877-ASK-VDH3 (1-877-275-8343)
Virginia Dept. of Health – Local Office: 540-771-3992 (Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
West Virginia Dept. of Health and Human Resources Hotline: 1-800-887-4304