Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests covered by Insuance

Per the Biden administration, Insurers are now required to cover at-home COVID testing kits every month with no out-of-pocket fees to you.

If you are covered by a US-based insurance plan, you are eligible to get up to 8 free over-the-counter tests/month at no cost to you. A family of four on the same plan would get up to 32 tests covered by their health plan per month.

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If you are affiliated with CVS you can also order your FREE test here for pick-up or delivery.

CVS order FREE COVID test

cvs.com/shop/home-health-care/

Don’t forget you can get FREE COVID test through your insurance provider. Each covered family member can receive 8 tests/month with NO out-of-pocket cost. Mine arrived today! See the thread for ways to get your test. Ordered mine from

tiero.com/

I’ll receive 8 per month as long as Biden’s executive order is in place. I like this one because they just send them monthly, I don't have to reorder. Stock UP

FYI: COVID TEST EXPIRATION DATES EXTENDED- a handy tool to easily check for revised expiration dates is included in the article.

Why you shouldn't throw out that expired COVID test just yet

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POTUS is reaching into the COVID test stockpile. The FREE government program in partnership with USPS is set to reopen online on Thursday.

covid.gov/tests

White House to restart free Covid home test program
The popular mail-order program for the home kits will start as part of a broader winter preparedness plan.

politico.com/news/2022/12/14/f

Don't forget to order your FREE COVID test. Ordered mine on Thursday and just got an email from USPS that they will be delivered tomorrow.

special.usps.com/testkits

If you notice that your COVID test is EXPIRED, you should

The poll has ended. Thank you for participating. 70% of you were correct. If you notice the test is expired, you should check for a revised expiration date. Here's the link.

fda.gov/medical-devices/corona

@nursefrombirth the only problem with home testing is that it under counts actual cases publicly reported

@tgraph52 There is always an option to report your at-home test results for public data and monitoring purposes. I suggest this one

makemytestcount.org/

@nursefrombirth And people MUST swab the cheeks, throat, and then nasal passages, otherwise your chance of a false negative is like 80%

@nursefrombirth I agree, multiple tests are needed. BUT....thread...with pictures. And this matches my own experience.

twitter.com/DrEricDing/status/

@nursefrombirth Thing is, if you're doing multiple tests wrong, you're still going to get the same result.

@HealingHobbit That is TRUE. I've only seen it done that way in healthcare settings and then we used 2 different swabs.

@nursefrombirth When I had my guy do his and told him it was with one swab, he almost refused. Big tough construction guy grossed out. πŸ˜‚

@nursefrombirth

That's quick! I ordered ours Thursday also, but did not receive an email or the tests. We got them a little later than everyone else last time also. No worries, bc we have a few boxes of 5 tests still here.

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