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health3 months ago

Insurance Covers COVID and Flu Vaccines Through 2026, Experts Urge Seniors to Get Vaccinated

Drugstores will continue to offer and be reimbursed for COVID-19 vaccines this fall, despite new CDC advisory committee recommendations not specifically endorsing the updated shots. Insurance coverage is expected to persist through various programs, and most adults and high-risk groups can get vaccinated at pharmacies or doctors' offices, with eligibility based on age and health conditions. Consumers should verify their insurance coverage and consult healthcare providers for eligibility.

via MPR News|
#covid-19-vaccine#health#insurance-coverage
health3 months ago

Getting a COVID-19 Vaccine and Insurance Coverage Tips

Drugstores are prepared to deliver updated COVID-19 vaccines this fall with insurers planning to cover the costs, despite the vaccines not being specifically recommended by a key government advisory committee. Coverage is expected through various programs including Medicaid, CHIP, and private insurance, with most major insurers continuing to cover the vaccine at no cost through 2026. Vaccinations are widely accessible at pharmacies and doctors' offices, with recommendations for all individuals 6 months and older, especially those at high risk.

via woodtv.com|
#covid-19-vaccine#health#insurance-coverage
health3 months ago

Insurance Coverage for COVID-19 Vaccines Extended Through 2026

Drugstores are prepared to deliver updated COVID-19 vaccines this fall, with insurers planning to cover the costs despite the vaccines no longer being specifically recommended by a key government advisory committee. Coverage is expected through various programs including Medicaid, CHIP, and private insurance, with most major insurers continuing to cover the vaccine at no cost through 2026. Vaccinations are widely available at pharmacies like CVS and Walgreens, and eligibility now includes all individuals aged 6 months and older, with recent FDA approval for those 65 and older and high-risk groups. Patients are encouraged to check with their insurers and healthcare providers about coverage and eligibility.

via Chicago Tribune|
#cdc-recommendations#covid-19-vaccine#health
health3 months ago

Insurance Coverage for COVID-19 and Flu Vaccines Extended Through 2026

Many drugstores are prepared to deliver updated COVID-19 vaccines this fall, with insurers planning to cover the costs despite the vaccines no longer being specifically recommended by a key government advisory committee. Coverage is expected through various programs including Medicaid, CHIP, and private insurance, with most major insurers continuing to cover the vaccine at no cost through 2026. Vaccinations are widely available at pharmacies and doctors' offices, and the CDC recommends yearly shots for everyone 6 months and older, especially for high-risk groups.

via Yahoo|
#covid-19-vaccine#drugstores#health
health4 months ago

New COVID Vaccine Guidelines Spark Confusion and Concerns

The new COVID vaccine guidelines issued by the U.S. government have created confusion about who can access vaccines this fall, especially affecting children and postpartum individuals, due to changes in FDA approval and insurance coverage policies. While some groups may still access vaccines through consultation with healthcare providers, uncertainties remain about availability, costs, and the impact of regulatory changes, raising concerns among medical professionals and advocacy groups.

via The 19th News|
#children#covid-vaccine#fda-approval
health4 months ago

Updated COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility and Access Amid Policy Changes

Recent changes in federal COVID vaccine guidelines have created confusion and access issues, especially for younger, healthier individuals, due to new restrictions requiring healthcare provider approval and state-specific regulations. While vaccines are available at pharmacies for certain high-risk groups, others may need to seek vaccination through healthcare providers, leading to potential barriers and uncertainty in vaccine access. Health officials and medical groups are expressing concern over these policy shifts, emphasizing the importance of clear, science-based guidance and continued vaccination efforts.

via Los Angeles Times|
#covid-vaccine#federal-guidance#health
health-care7 months ago

RFK Jr. Challenges CDC's COVID Vaccine Recommendations for Children and Pregnant Women

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has stopped recommending routine Covid-19 vaccines for healthy children and pregnant women, sparking controversy and concerns about increased health risks and reduced vaccine access, especially for vulnerable groups like pregnant women and infants. Experts warn that this decision could undermine public health efforts and complicate vaccine coverage and affordability.

via CNBC|
#cdc-recommendations#covid-vaccine#health-care