'I don't make enough': the financial cost of having Covid in the US

Major health insurers volunteered to cover testing and treatment, while the government introduced new programs - but those assurances haven't played out

Covid-19 allowed for an experiment in US healthcare: what if doctor's visits and hospitalizations didn't cost people money?

In response to the pandemic, major health insurers volunteered to cover coronavirus testing and treatment for their paying customers and the government introduced programs to make care more affordable. But a year after coronavirus was first identified in the US, those assurances haven't played out as planned.