How to get free at-home COVID tests under new government program
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Private health insurers are now required to cover eight home tests per month for each of their members. Depending on when and where you purchase the at-home tests, which typically retail for about $25 for a kit containing two tests, you may be able to get it covered by insurance on the spot, says the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. People covered by Medicare, an estimated 18% of the American population, won’t be able to get the cost of at-home test kits reimbursed by their insurance plan.However, people covered by Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) will be eligible for reimbursement, and they should check with their state program for specifics.
As said here by Alix Martichoux, Nexstar Media Wire, Jewell Hillery