Residents rally to save Super Test station in St. George
The Supertest station was a landmark in St. George for decades, but now sits vacant. Several residents and local businesses are hoping a restoration will save this piece of their past.
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The Supertest station was a landmark in St. George for decades, but now sits vacant. Several residents and local businesses are hoping a restoration will save this piece of their past.
The Supertest station was a landmark in St. George for decades, but now sits vacant. Several residents and local businesses are hoping a restoration will save this piece of their past.
Jacqueline? >> christi, boris, this is happening right now. most americans with health insurance can walk into a pharmacy, store or go online and get at home covid-19 tests for free through their insurance. how this works, depending on your plan, you can get an over the counter at home test at no cost up front or you may get reimbursed. you may have to still purchase the test but submit the receipt to your insurer for the reimbursement. remember to save those receipts. another thing, some insurers may set up a preferred network of pharmacies, stores, online vendors to get free tests. if you pu...
For free or file for reimbursement. some insurers may set up a preferred network of stores, pharmacies or websites where you can get your test from. if you purchase your test outside of network, insurers are required to reimburse up to $12 per test. of course there are people who don't have haeplgt insurance. and the biden administration says for all americans starting in a few days or weeks, definitely starting this month, according to the administration, they're going to set up a website where anyone can order a free test and have it delivered to them. we are expecting deliveries. we can exp...
Insurance company, and i wonder if you think, is that enough to get these tests out in people's hands so they can use them regularly? >> you know, i think so, chris. it is a good start. the president made that announcement as part of his five-part plan to address what we will be facing this winter. one of them that we've spoken about and will happen is to really flood the system with tests, including free tests. and in fact what people are not aware of is that there is an investment of billions of dollars to make anywhere from 200 million, to 500 million tests available per month. so we really...