Getting tested for coronavirus

Stay informed with the latest updates on coronavirus (COVID-19).

Getting tested for coronavirus

Visit the Department of Health Victoria website to learn more about getting tested for coronavirus (COVID-19).

Information about getting tested for coronavirus (COVID-19)

The Department of Health Victoria website provides step-by-step advice for when and how to get tested for coronavirus.

Where to get tested

For all information on where to get tested for COVID-19 and current wait times, please visit:

Information on rapid antigen tests

Advice for Victorians on when and how to use rapid antigen tests.

Rapid antigen tests

Department of Health Victoria website

What to do if you have been told you are a contact

What to do if you have been notified that you are a contact by the person who has COVID-19, or by your work, school, place, or venue.

What to do if you have been told you are a contact

Department of Health Victoria website

What to do if you test positive to COVID-19

Checklist for COVID cases

What to do if you test positive to COVID-19

Department of Health Victoria website

Reporting a positive rapid antigen test

How to report a positive result from a rapid antigen test in Victoria

Reporting a positive rapid antigen test

Department of Health Victoria website

Fast track the COVID-19 screening process – complete the online Testing Registration form

In partnership with the Department of Health, we’ve introduced the online Testing Registration form at all Monash Health testing sites to speed up the screening process.

What do I do?

Simply visit the Department of Health’s Testing Registration website before attending the testing site, or while you wait.

For families, you also have the option to register family members (dependents) who are under 16 years of age.

Once you have completed your details, you’ll receive an eight-digit unique registration code, which will be valid for 90 days. This means that if you attend another site for testing during this time, you won’t need to resupply your information.

When it’s your turn to be tested, please provide your code to our team. They will then be able to quickly pull up your information.

Please remember, you must still bring your Medicare card.

Completing the form is optional, but it will save you time.

The information you provide will be collected by the Department of Health and stored securely.

For more information, visit the Department of Health Victoria website or call their hotline on 1300 650 172.

Coronavirus testing locations

Monash Health has established several screening clinics where people can be tested for coronavirus (COVID-19):

Children of all ages can be tested at Monash Health’s screening clinics.

Please check the state government’s Coronavirus website for real-time screening clinic availability.

Please note: opening hours are subject to change based on demand.

Cheltenham, Centre Dandenong Road

This is a drive-through only location (you must be in a vehicle to get tested).

Address

Hours

This clinic is closed on Saturday 31 July and Sunday 1 August

Clayton, Wellington Road

This location accepts both drive-through and walk-in testing.

Hours

Open seven days a week
9am to 4pm

Directions to Dandenong Drive-through Clinic from Clayton Screening Clinic (PDF document)

Cranbourne, Casey Fields

This is a drive-through only location (you must be in a vehicle to get tested).

Hours

Open seven days a week
From 9am to 4pm

Dandenong, Carroll Lane

This location accepts both drive-through and walk-in testing.

Directions to Dandenong, Caroll Lane from nearby Monash Health locations:

Pakenham, IYU Recreation Reserve

This is a drive-through only location (you must be in a vehicle to get tested).

Hours

Open seven days a week
From 9am to 4pm

St Kilda, Lower Esplanade

This location accepts both drive-through and walk-in testing.

Directions to Dandenong Drive-through Clinic from Clayton Screening Clinic (PDF document)

Disability support

If you require additional support to get a COVID-19 test, we recommend contacting your local Disability Liaison Officer. More information is available here.

You may also be eligible for the Call-to-Test option, a service which tests those eligible at home. To find out more, please visit: www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/call-to-test-covid-19

Download coronavirus screening clinic and symptom information

Refer to the following document for up to date information about Monash Health screening clinics and testing criteria.