COVID-19 testing will soon no longer be free for Miami-Dade County residents who do not have insurance.
According to Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, the new policy will start July 2.
She says the move was necessary due to a drop in federal funding.
Vaccinations, however, will remain free for everyone.
The county says it’s exploring options to help uninsured people who can’t afford a test.
The change comes as Miami-Dade County COVID cases continue to rise, with the latest numbers being released showing a positivity rate of 26.7%.
The federal government is currently offering a third round of free at-home tests, which you can order by clicking here.
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According to Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, the new policy will start July 2.
She says the move was necessary due to a drop in federal funding.
Vaccinations, however, will remain free for everyone.
The county says it’s exploring options to help uninsured people who can’t afford a test.
The change comes as Miami-Dade County COVID cases continue to rise, with the latest numbers being released showing a positivity rate of 26.7%.
The federal government is currently offering a third round of free at-home tests, which you can order by clicking here.
Continue reading...
