CityMD promises to refund NYC patients for surprise COVID-19 testing bills

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After blindsiding patients with bills for COVID-19 tests that most assumed would be free, urgent care chain CityMD says it is waiving balances and issuing refunds.

Make your contribution now and help Gothamist thrive in 2023.After blindsiding patients with bills for COVID-19 tests that most assumed would be free, the urgent care chain CityMD said it is now waiving balances and issuing refunds., in some cases for tests that were administered at the height of the pandemic in 2020.

But CityMD added that once the federal public health emergency around COVID-19 ends, it could resume charging patients for COVID-19 tests. The secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has renewed the public health emergency continuously since it was put in place in early 2020. The most recent renewal came, and each one extends the emergency period by 90 days. The HHS has pledged to give states 60 days notice if it ever plans to not renew the order.

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