CDC recommends home COVID testing ahead of indoor gatherings
The CDC is urging people to use a rapid test before going to any indoor gathering, even if they are vaccinated and do not have symptoms.
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Dec 8, 2021, 11:12 AM
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Updated 1,330 days ago
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687ds agoThe CDC has issued new
guidance to stop the spread of COVID-19.
The CDC is urging people to
use a rapid test before going to any indoor gathering, even if they are
vaccinated and do not have symptoms.
At-home tests are now
available at most pharmacies.
As News 12 has reported,
President Joe Biden’s omicron response plan includes free at-home COVID-19
testing kits. The kits can cost anywhere from $24 to $40.
The Biden administration is
requiring reimbursement for the tests by health insurance companies starting in January 2022.
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