Cigna International Contact Us Español Search... Main Navigation Individuals and Families Medicare Employers Brokers Health Care Providers About Us Coronavirus (COVID-19) Vaccine Resources Find up-to-date COVID-19 vaccine information and resources. Be a Community of Immunity Start building your own Community of Immunity by getting your vaccine. Since vaccine guidelines and requirements can vary by state and county, we can help you find the latest information and resources for your state. Select your state Select... 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Learn More COVID-19 Vaccine Facts Watch these videos of Dr. Neema Stephens and Dr. Doris Munoz-Mantilla, National Medical Directors at Cigna, as they share facts about the development and safety of the vaccines. The Safety of the Vaccines How the Vaccines Were Tested How the Vaccines Work and Help Should You Get the Vaccine? Vaccine Facts vs. Fiction Why our National Medical Directors Got Vaccinated COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions Vaccines How necessary is the vaccine for those ages 5 and up? It is incredibly important for everyone 5 years and older to get vaccinated. Getting vaccinated for will help our country, communities, and families to end this pandemic and bring life back to normal. Getting vaccinated also helps prevent serious illness for those who become infected with COVID-19. Until there is a large enough portion of the population vaccinated, COVID-19 will continue to spread and variants will develop. What vaccines are available and who can receive them? Can children under 12 years old get a vaccine? How do I know the COVID-19 vaccine is both safe and effective? There are three COVID-19 vaccines available. Are some more effective than others? Do I need a booster shot? If I already had COVID-19 but have not been vaccinated, do I still need to get vaccinated? Care and Coverage Am I covered if my family or I get COVID-19? Yes. Your plan will cover diagnosis, testing, and treatment associated with COVID-19, including: COVID-19 diagnostic visits: Cigna is waiving out-of-pocket costs for COVID-19 visits with in-network providers, whether at a provider’s office, urgent care center, emergency room, or via virtual care, through the Public Health Emergency (PHE) period, currently scheduled to end on January 16, 2022.* COVID-19 testing: Cigna is waiving out-of-pocket costs for COVID-19 FDA-approved testing through the Public Health Emergency (PHE) period, currently scheduled to end on January 16, 2022. Get more information on how to get tested at a center or at home [PDF]. If you have gone out-of-network and received an unexpected bill for a COVID-19 diagnostic visit or test, Cigna's COVID-19 Customer Protection Program (CPP) can help. This COVID-19 assistance program helps resolve billing issues and is provided at no additional cost for eligible customers.2 Call the phone number on your ID card and an advocate will help you. COVID-19 treatment: Cigna covers medical care for COVID-19 treatment subject to standard cost share, copay, and deductibles. Cigna covers the administration of all FDA emergency use approved (EUA) COVID-19 infusions consistent with EUA Guidelines and Cigna’s COVID-19 Drug and Biologic Therapeutics coverage policy [PDF]. *Diagnostic tests are covered for individuals with symptoms of a COVID-19 infection or who had exposure to someone with a suspected or confirmed COVID-19 infection, as well as for individuals before an elective hospital admission or procedure. Non-diagnostic and antibody tests are not covered by Cigna's standard coverage, but may be covered as required by state law. For more on testing, please download the Cigna testing brochure [PDF]. How can I avoid future surprise medical bills and costs for COVID-19 care? What should I do if I am still having symptoms? What follow up is needed after I recover from COVID-19? What is monoclonal antibody treatment for COVID-19? Where can I receive monoclonal antibody therapy? Can Cigna help Medicare Advantage customers with transportation to their COVID-19 vaccine appointments?* For Medicare Advantage customers: How do I schedule a ride to get my COVID-19 vaccination?* Coronavirus Resources from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Coronavirus Symptoms Frequently Asked Questions Basic Protective Measures Travel Guidelines 1 For customers in the United States who are covered under Cigna's employer/union sponsored insured group health plans, insured plans for US based globally mobile individuals, Medicare Advantage and Individual and Family Plans (IFP). Cigna will also administer this policy for self-insured employer-sponsored or group health plans, unless your employer or plan sponsor has elected to opt out of this policy. Out-of-pocket costs include any applicable copayments, coinsurance, and deductible payments due under the terms of your plan. The treatments that Cigna will cover for COVID-19 are those covered under Medicare or other applicable state regulations. 2 The COVID-19 Customer Protection Program applies to customers in the United States who are covered under Cigna’s employer/union sponsored insured group health plans, insured plans for US based globally mobile individuals, Medicare Advantage and Individual and Family Plans (IFP). Cigna will also administer the waiver to self-insured group health plans and the company encourages widespread participation, although these plans will have an opportunity to opt-out of the waiver option. If your employer has opted out of the waiver option you may still receive a bill. However, Cigna will work with you to ensure the bill is fair. Cigna employs 7000 clinicians, including pharmacists, medical and behavioral physicians, nurses, coaches, and advisors based on internal HR data as of March 31, 2020. This content is offered for informational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice. Always consult your doctor for appropriate medical advice and care recommendations tailored to your specific medical condition. All Cigna products and services are provided exclusively by or through operating subsidiaries of Cigna Corporation. The Cigna name, logos, and other Cigna marks are owned by Cigna Intellectual Property, Inc. Cigna contracts with Medicare to offer Medicare Advantage HMO and PPO plans and Part D Prescription Drug Plans (PDP) in select states, and with select State Medicaid programs. Enrollment in Cigna depends on contract renewal. * Y0036_22_104367_M © 2021 Cigna. Some content may be provided under license. I want to... 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