Read the latest updates on COVID-19 vaccines, coverage and more. ZIP code Set ZIP Already a member? Sign in MemberHealth & lifestyleCoronavirus (COVID-19) COVID-19 resources Updated November 10, 2021 We are here for you The COVID-19 vaccine is now widely available for most eligible people and rates of partial or full vaccination continue to increase. The best protection from COVID-19 and its emerging variants is to be fully vaccinated. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other agencies continue to use science and current available data to provide guidance on getting the COVID-19 vaccine. This includes the approved vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson. Speak with your health care provider, such as your doctor or pharmacist, to make sure you are fully vaccinated and have the latest information to protect yourself and others. Regence members can also call our Customer Service team with questions using the number on the back of their ID card. As more people are fully vaccinated, public health guidance will continue to change by federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial laws, rules, and regulations, including local business and workplace guidance. Visit the CDC’s website or your state’s health department website for the most current information for your area. If we all stay diligent, we can keep ourselves, our loved ones and our communities safe. Visit your state’s health department website or the CDC’s Vaccine Finder site to find out where all eligible people can get a COVID-19 vaccine. Idaho Oregon Utah Washington VaccineFinder.org Here’s what Regence is doing to support you: Covering COVID-19 vaccinations, testing and treatment Expanding virtual care (telehealth) services Allowing early medication refills Contacting members hospitalized with COVID-19 to provide extra support We’ve made these changes in our Individual and family policies, as well as our fully insured group policies. If your coverage is through a self-funded group plan, you should consult your plan administrator for details. In addition, we’ve extended grace periods for premium payments (as required by state law). Extensions end when those mandates end. For group plans governed by ERISA*, we’ve extended the deadlines by which you must file any claims, appeals and make special enrollment changes. The period from March 1, 2020, until 60 days after the National Emergency ends won’t count in determining these deadlines. *As a general rule, a plan is governed by ERISA if it is a plan for employees of an employer that is not a government (including a tribe) or church. Vaccines Where and when can I get vaccinated? How much will the vaccine cost? Are the vaccines safe? Are the vaccines safe during pregnancy or if planning to get pregnant? Are the vaccines effective? Will I have side effects from the vaccine? Which vaccine should I get? Why should I get vaccinated? What can I do after I’m fully vaccinated? Where can I go for trusted, up-to-date information? COVID-19 Testing and Treatment Will my insurance pay for my COVID test? How long will COVID tests be covered? How can I get tested? Is more than one test covered? Do you cover COVID-19 treatment? Frequently Asked Questions Can I use telehealth or virtual care for doctor visits? Can I get an emergency supply of medication? What are you doing to help high-risk members and those hospitalized with COVID-19? What are COVID-19 symptoms? What should I do if I have COVID-19 symptoms? What should I do if I believe I was in contact with someone with COVID-19? There’s a lot of information out there about COVID-19. What sources should I trust? Find a DoctorAbout usContact us Terms & privacyEthics & complianceFraud & abuseFeedbackFor developers © 2021 Regence. Non-discrimination | Español | 繁體中文 | Tiếng Việt | 한국어 | Русский | Tagalog | Українська | ខ្មែរ | 日本語 | አማርኛ | Oroomiffa | العربية | ਪੰਜਾਬੀ | Deutsch | ພາສາລາວ | ...