You have two options to submit your reimbursement request: Reimbursement Process: If you purchased an at-home COVID test and need to submit for reimbursement, you will need to file for reimbursement and include a copy of your receipt. You will need to go in every 30-days to order because there is no automatic refill option.
Test kits will be filled as a 30 day supply. Mail Order: You may also order tests via the mail order by visiting. To find a local ESI pharmacy, visit and click “ Find a Pharmacy.” Retail Pharmacy: You can purchase the tests at any Express Scripts (ESI) network pharmacy, show your ESI ID card when you check out at the pharmacy counter (not the regular checkout lane), and the tests should ring up at no cost to you. When filling out this form, select “Other” under the “Reason I am filing this form is:”įor the current COVID-19 test kit coverage, detailed instructions on CVS.com/reimbursement, or for additional information on the options above, visit the COVID Information webpage on the HUSHP website.įOR FACULTY/STAFF on Harvard’s HUGHP or BCBSMA plan: Save your receipts, as they will need to be attached to the claim form. You will be reimbursed up to $12 per test ($24 per two-pack). Reimbursement Process: If you purchased an at-home COVID test and need to submit it for reimbursement, you will need to file for reimbursement and include a copy of your receipt. More detailed instructions are available on the HUSHP website link below. The COVID-19 test kits must be ordered online through the CVS Pharmacy website ( CVS.com). Over-the-Counter CVS.COM Delivery: You may also order test kits and have them shipped to your address. Find an In-Network Participating Pharmacy. Retail Pharmacy: You can purchase COVID-19 tests at any network pharmacy, show your Blue Cross Blue Shield ID card when you check out at the pharmacy counter (not the regular checkout lane), and the tests should ring up at no cost to you. If you are not on one of Harvard University’s health plans, please visit your benefits provider for additional information and links.įOR STUDENTS ONLY on the Student Health Insurance Plan: The options below describe and link to resources for individuals who are on one of Harvard University’s health plans. We encourage all Harvard community members to be prepared by obtaining antigen test kits and having them accessible in the event that you might need to test. Antigen test kits are not being distributed by HUHS to the campus community. In clinical studies, Ellume tests were 96% accurate, according to data from the company.Rapid Antigen Tests are readily available at your local pharmacies and through some insurance plans, can be done at home, and provide results in minutes. The rapid test kits provide results within 15 minutes and do not require a prescription. "At Ellume, we understand that trust is central to fulfilling our purpose as a company, and we recognize that this incident may have shaken the confidence of some of those who trusted Ellume to help them manage their health and to take back a bit of control of their lives during this pandemic," Sean Parsons, the company's founder and CEO, said in a statement.Įllume was the first company authorized by the FDA to sell COVID-19 testing kits in stores.
The Food and Drug Administration said it's "working closely with Ellume to assess the company's additional manufacturing checks and other corrective steps to help ensure that the issue is resolved." Ellume will be reaching out to its customers who tested positive before September 17 to notify them that their results could have been incorrect, the company said. The company is removing all affected products from retailers and is advising all customers to visit its website to see if their purchased test is included in the recall. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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