This resource page provides guidance to the Institute for NanoBioTechnology’s community. We will add content as it becomes available.
Helpful links
- COVID-19 information and resources for the Whiting School of Engineering community: This page contains resources and communications for the Whiting School of Engineering community.
- Novel coronavirus information for the Johns Hopkins community: This page contains resources and communications for the Johns Hopkins community about prevention and preparedness efforts—from class changes to campus access to HR guidance—at Johns Hopkins and around the world. Check this page regularly for new information.
- Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center: This website is a resource to help advance the understanding of the virus, inform the public, and brief policymakers in order to guide a response, improve care, and save lives. This site includes the COVID-19 Interactive Map developed by Johns Hopkins engineers.
Testing Information
- Baltimore City
A comprehensive list of testing locations that includes both walk-up and drive-in testing, walk-in and scheduled appointments, and referral and no referral needed. Locations includes tents, medical centers, pharmacies, mobile testing facilities, Baltimore Convention Center, Pimlico Racetrack, and more.
- State of Maryland
A comprehensive list of testing locations by county in Maryland.
Maryland Department of Health FAQs about COVID testing – updated July 10, 2020 - Federal Information
U.S. Department of Health and Services list of community-based testing locations. Information on how to cover the costs of COVID testing if you do or do not have insurance. - 2-1-1 Maryland
A 24 hour call, text, or chat organization consisting of four agencies that provide access to health and human services. Can help locate COVID testing and if you don’t have insurance or a doctor. - FHCB Health System
Several free walk-up COVID testing locations if you do not have insurance. - CVS
Several testing locations throughout Baltimore City and Maryland. If you are uninsured, a Social Security #, driver’s license, or state ID will be asked so that the cost of the test can be submitted to the federal program. If you are insured, check with your provider about whether testing is covered.
You can find a compiled list of resources on the Whiting School of Engineering’s website.
