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In the US you also get 8 tests per person per month covered by insurance. It's not ideal, since you have to buy them and fill out a reimbursement form, but it's
by djrogers 5y ago
In the US you also get 8 tests per person per month covered by insurance. It's not ideal, since you have to buy them and fill out a reimbursement form, but it's not like this is the only way we can get tests.
- ghaff 5y agoAnd while I haven't tried it personally, apparently our insurance company requires you to either fax or physically mail the reimbursement form :-/
- rahimnathwani 5y agoThis was mandated by the federal government less than a week ago. My health insurer sent me an email: "Following guidance from the Biden administration, Kaiser Permanente will now reimburse members for FDA-approved rapid antigen home tests. Submit a reimbursement claim here for tests purchased on or after January 15, 2022" Yes, there are other ways to get tests. But, lately, booking a drive-through or walk-up test (via Kaiser or one of the 'community sites') is more challenging now than it was in December. You may have to book more than 3 days in advance.