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Covid-19: Here's Where You Can Get Tested In North Jersey

As expected, the number of coronavirus cases has increased with the opening of testing sites across New Jersey.

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Cecilia Levine
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And that number is only going to increase, Gov. Phil Murphy said.

"As the testing regime expands, we’re going to see these numbers go up in a big way," he said. "We are getting a clearer and better sense of how far the coronavirus has already spread.”

Here's a list of coronavirus testing sites in New Jersey:

Officials are urging New Jersey residents to keep these testing sites open to those who need it saying that if you feel okay, stay home and rest. 

You'll need state ID, insurance card (if available) and symptoms. If you do not have a fever of 99.6 or more, shortness of breath or a cough you will be turned away. 

Government-run/public:

  • Bergen Community College, 8 a.m. and closing when capacity is reached. This site has been rendered at capacity in hours or minutes every day since it opened. Be prepared to wait a long time or be turned away.
  • Holmdel, PNC Bank Arts Center, opening at 8 a.m. and closing when capacity is reached.

By appointment only:

  • Kean University, (New Jersey's first county-run site), registration must be done through a doctor or health care provider.
  • Hudson Regional Hospital, Secaucus: Opening sometime this week. Appointments can be scheduled starting Monday at noon by calling 201-388-1097. No word yet on opening day.
  • Weequahic Park, Newark: Opening Thursday. The screening and eligibility process can be completed by visiting EssexCOVID.org or by calling the Office of Emergency Management at 973-324-9950 between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m. 
  • Union City, for residents of Union City, Weehawken, North Bergen, West New York and Guttenberg. Opening Monday, April 6.
  • Hoboken: Residents in Hoboken displaying COVID-19 symptoms can be tested Monday through Saturday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., officials said. The site, located on 14th Street between Jefferson and Madison streets, will operate as a drive-thru and walk-up site starting Monday.
  • Warren County Technical School: Residents displaying COVID-19 symptoms can be tested from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, April 8; Thursday, April 9; Saturday, April 11; Monday, April 13 and Tuesday, April 14 after undergoing the pre-screening process and making an appointment online.

Prescriptions only:

  • County College of Morris, Randolph: Run by Atlantic Health System, the testing facility's opening is contingent on the receipt of necessary medical equipment from the state. Must have prescription from a doctor.
  • Morristown Medical Center: Tests available only for those with prescriptions from Atlantic Health System's physicians.
  • William Paterson University: Passaic County has contracted with BioReference Laboratories of Elmwood Park for 1,000 test kits. County officials hope to open the site on Wednesday and test 250 people a day.

First responders and healthcare workers in Bergen County only: 

  • New Bridge Medical Center, Paramus: Only first responders and health care professionals who live or work in Bergen County will be tested at the site -- but only after they are screened first, Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco said.

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