COVID is back August 2023

 Helpful Information

 

Test kits at pharmacies no longer free you must buy them.

Test are done at walk-in clinics. Please call to make sure.

 

Important update to coverage for at-home COVID-19 tests

Starting May 12, 2023, the two national emergencies addressing COVID-19 end. On that date, at-home, over-the-counter (OTC) COVID-19 tests (with or without a prescription) will no longer be covered under most plans’ coverage. Check with your plan for further details. Any test kits purchased on or before May 11, 2023, can still be submitted for reimbursement.

 

Does health insurance cover COVID-19 testing?

Health insurance does not cover COVID-19 tests

Health insurance is accepted for tests with provider visits at walk-in clinic locations. If you plan to use health insurance for your visit, you must bring your insurance card to your test. You may have out-of-pocket costs as determined by your health plan.

 

What is the cost of a COVID-19 test without insurance?

The fee for the test varies depending on where you go.  Any additional cost due to lab delays or other unforeseen circumstances are the sole responsibility of the patient or guarantor.

Web site is www.naca.com         

The NACA home buying program helps buyers who are typically challenged by traditional financing access affordable loans with favorable terms. The NACA Purchase Mortgage Program enables borrowers to purchase a home with no down payment and non–recurring closing costs. The NACA Program is designed to make home ownership more attainable for more people, especially people with limited funds and challenging credit profiles.

 

Some of the benefits of the NACA program include no minimum credit score, low interest rates, no PMI, and counseling along the way.