ICYMI: Insurance companies will be required to cover the cost of 8 at-home COVID tests per covered person per month.
Under President Biden's strategy to expand access to free COVID testing, insurers will either cover costs upfront or reimburse people after they submit claims.
That means a family of four on the same plan would be able to access up to 32 tests per month for free.
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