Customers can purchase at-home COVID-19 testing kits both in-store and at while supplies last and seek reimbursement by filing a claim with their health insurance provider. Insurance providers will be required to reimburse up to eight at-home COVID-19 tests per individual per month (four kits for those that contain two tests).
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Persons with or without symptoms can qualify for a free test.īeginning January 15, 2022, individuals covered by certain health insurance plans who purchase an FDA-authorized at-home COVID-19 testing kits may have those tests covered by their health insurance.
Testing by self-pay is also available for those who do not wish to submit to insurance or the government for reimbursement. No-cost testing is also available based on eligibility at Walmart testing sites supported by Quest Diagnostics. There is no out-of-pocket cost to the individual for the HHS Community Testing Sites. Over-the-Counter (OTC) options are also available in stores and on. These sites are supported by insurance, self-pay, or government programs. Learn more below.ĭrive-through and curbside Community Testing Sites are available for those eligible to be tested based on CDC or state and local guidelines. Recently, the Biden administration announced that beginning January 15, 2022, individuals covered by certain health insurance plans who purchase an FDA-authorized at-home COVID-19 testing kit may have those tests covered by their health insurance.
Visit, or use the Walmart or Sam’s Club app to check your local in-store inventory. Due to high demand, associates cannot verify in stock over the phone. To make sure as many customers as possible are able to purchase COVID-19 testing kits online and in-store, Walmart has set a purchase limit of six testing kits per online order or store visit for Abbott BinaxNow tests Sam's Club limit is five tests kits online or in-club. We continue to see significant demand for at-home kits, and we are working closely with our suppliers to help meet this demand. We are proud to sell at-home COVID-19 test kits in our stores and online, based on availability. We will continue to find innovative ways to do just that. From the beginning, when we were asked to step-up and support community testing, our goal was to help provide increased access to testing in our communities and playing a part to help combat the pandemic. Walmart is supporting more than 800 active testing sites across the country that have tested hundreds of thousands of people. From standing up free community testing sites with HHS and working with insurance companies to test their members to supporting testing events in hard hit communities, we have continued to learn from our testing sites and become more and more efficient in how we operate and how we integrate testing into our business. We are committed to supporting efforts to expand COVID-19 drive-thru testing through partnerships with federal and state governments, labs and insurance companies. Walmart is part of communities all across America, and we believe we can play a vital role by helping our neighbors in a time of crisis.
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