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HPSM Continues to Cover COVID-19 Services After the Federal Government Ends The COVID-19 Public Health Emergency

On May 11, 2023 the federal government ended the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE). Going forward, HPSM members will continue to have access to COVID-19 services such as:

  • Vaccines Adults and children can still get COVID-19 vaccines and boosters at no cost. Learn more at www.hpsm.org/covid-19-vaccination.
  • Testing HPSM members can still get tested for COVID-19 at no cost. They can get tested at their PCP’s office or a network pharmacy. They can also still get reimbursed for the cost of at-home tests. Learn more at www.hpsm.org/covid-19-testing.
  • Treatment HPSM still covers medications (such as Paxlovid) for patients who are at risk of severe COVID-19. Learn more at www.hpsm.org/covid-19-treatments.
  • Telemedicine HPSM still covers telemedicine services for COVID-19 and other health care issues. This includes phone and video-chat sessions. Learn more at www.hpsm.org/member/telemedicine.
If our coverage of health care services for COVID-19 changes, we will let you know.