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Feds End Payment for Covid-19 Testing and Treatment

Patrice Boykin by Patrice Boykin
July 6, 2022
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COLLINS, Miss – Beginning this week, patients will be responsible for the full payment necessary for Covid-19 testing and treatments.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, and in compliance with the federally declared public health emergency, Covington County Hospital, and Covington-owned Clinics have waived out-of-pocket costs associated with Covid-19 testing or treatment. However, the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), which has funded Covid-19 testing for the last two years for uninsured patients, notified providers nationwide that the agency would no longer fund testing due to “insufficient funds.”

Insured patients who come to a Covington County Hospital clinic or drive-thru seeking a Covid-19 test or treatment will be asked to pay their co-pay based on their insurance and deductible.

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Uninsured patients will have to pay an up-front fee, which would cover the cost of their visit with a provider and a Covid-19 test. If a higher level of testing is required, additional fees may be required.

 

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