Americans should expect higher costs for COVID-19 care with the end of the federal government's emergency pandemic declaration.
Most Americans can expect to pay more for COVID-related care when the federal government ends its pandemic emergency declaration Thursday.
While most free COVID-19 related initiatives are still available to those with Medicaid, the pool of eligible recipients decreases significantly with the end of the emergency declaration. Somewhere between 400,000 and 700,000 in Illinois alone could lose coverage after Thursday. Insurance carriers have already notified clients they will no longer reimburse purchases of at-home COVID tests once the federal emergency declaration ends.
Telehealth usage exploded during the pandemic, allowing patients to visit with doctors by phone or screen to access all kinds of health care needs, not just COVID-related issues.
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