To help ensure Arkansas residents can easily self-test for COVID-19, the state of Arkansas now offers Free “iHealth at-home” testing kits to all Arkansas Residents. These “home testing kits are available at convenient central locations across Arkansas, most commonly at Public Libraries. We have a list of our area’s Home at-home Testing kits below. These testing kits became available on January 11th, 2021. Complete details to follow. Let’s stay healthy, Arkansas.
Arkadelphia | Clark County Public Library | 609 Caddo Street, Arkadelphia, AR
Ashdown, AR | Ashdown Community Library | 160 E. Commerce Street, ASHDOWN, AR | (870) 898-3233
Fulton, AR | Fulton City Hall | 305 Little River Street Fulton. AR
Hope | Hempstead County Library | 500 South Elm Street, Hope, AR | (870) 777-4564
Nashville, AR | Howard Public Library | 426 N. Main Street, Suite 5, NASHVILLE, AR | (870) 845-2566
Prescott | Nevada County Library | 121 W. Main, PRESCOTT, AR | (870) 557-5846
Texarkana, AR | Bridging the GAPS | 4425 Jefferson Avenue, Texarkana, AR
Texarkana, TX | Texarkana Public Library | 600 W. 3rd Street, Texarkana, TX | (903) 794-2149
Click here to explore the different “free testing kit” sites in Arkansas.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: Who is eligible to get an at-home test at no cost?
A: All Arkansans.Q: How many tests can each individual/family get?
A: Two tests (one kit) per individual per day or six tests (three kits) per family per day. There are two tests in each kit.Q: When will tests be available?
A: Tests will be available starting January 11, 2022, from the first shipment received by ADH. Additional shipments will be arriving in the future.If you have a fever, cough, or shortness of breath OR if you think you have been exposed to COVID-19 call your health care provider. Testing is available by appointment at Local Health Units and can be scheduled by calling any location.