People without insurance may still be able to get free vaccines through local health departments, community organizations and the Vaccines for Children Program.
Since the first COVID-19 vaccines rolled out, the federal government has worked to make sure that everyone could get vaccinated at no cost. For the past year, that has been made possible through the CDC’s Bridge Access Program, which allows uninsured and underinsured Americans to get free COVID-19 vaccines.
THE QUESTION
Is the CDC ending its program to provide free COVID-19 vaccines for uninsured and underinsured people?
THE SOURCES
THE ANSWER
Yes, the CDC is ending its program to provide free COVID-19 vaccines for uninsured and underinsured people. However, there are still ways for people without insurance to get COVID-19 vaccines for free through local health departments and community organizations.
WHAT WE FOUND
The introduction of the updated COVID-19 vaccines means that the Bridge Access Program, which offered free COVID-19 vaccinations to …
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