
Great River Health offers nasal swab COVID-19 testing. Unlike the government-funded Test Iowa program, there is a fee. Insurance may cover the cost.
Testing is available at these locations:
Fort Madison: COVID-19 testing is available at Walk-In Clinic-Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center, 5409 Avenue O, Suite 120.
Keokuk: COVID-19 testing is available in Urgent Care at Keokuk Clinic, 3285 Main St.
West Burlington: Patients who have primary care providers at Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center clinics in West Burlington should call their clinic to make an appointment.
COVID-19 testing is available at Urgent Care, 1321 S. Gear Ave.
Henry County: Henry County Health Center clinics in Mount Pleasant, New London, Wayland and Winfield offer COVID-19 tests to patients, who must see a health care provider before receiving a test. To schedule an appointment, call 319-385-6540.
Testing also is available without a health care provider’s order in Henry County Health Center’s Laboratory. To make an appointment, call 319-385-6540. Payment is required at the time of the test. Because tests are performed without an order, they are not covered by government programs like Medicare and Medicaid, and private insurers.
Note about COVID-19 testing for airline travel
There are several types of COVID-19 tests. Airlines require results from specific types of tests for travel. Great River Health offers airline-approved testing. People who need to be tested for airline travel in West Burlington or Fort Madison should contact their primary care provider to be scheduled for the test. COVID-19 tests for travel may not be covered by insurance.
Henry County Health Center’s Laboratory test is airline-approved. To make an appointment, call 319-385-6540. Payment is required at the time of the test.
Other testing options:
Effective Nov. 21:
Patients and visitors are no longer being screened at entrances. Masks
are not required, unless you have respiratory symptoms and/or a fever.
Masks are provided in clinical areas. These areas include:
If you need copies of your medical records, please call before coming to the hospital. We will give you a pickup time and deliver your records to your vehicle. Hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center primary care clinics offer COVID-19 vaccines. To make an appointment, call your provider.
Vaccines also are available at area pharmacies and county health departments:
Children's vaccines, ages 5 to 11
Updated April 18
To better ensure the safety of our patients, staff and visitors, everyone must wear a well-fitted hospital-grade procedural mask while in Great River Health facilities. Fabric masks, gaiters vented masks and bandanas are not allowed. Masks will be provided at screening stations and entrance points. You may wear your own non-vented KN95 or N95 mask.
To protect our patients, employees and community from potential COVID-19 infection, visiting is limited at Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center.
Visitors must:
General visiting hours: 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Patients in these situations may not have visitors:
Area-specific visiting
Visiting hours don't apply in these areas:
Exceptions
Exceptions that require approval for visitation outside of visiting hours by the unit director:
Other special circumstances may be approved by the unit director.