Large employers have a big decision to make on Covid-19 testing in light of the new OSHA rule. Here are the top factors they should consider. The Business Journals ...

Congress required health plans to fully cover COVID-19 testing, but insurance companies say they should only have to pay if tests are "medically necessary" or ordered by a doctor.

Insurers don’t have to cover workplace Covid-19 testing that an employer does to broadly screen for infection among employees, according to federal guidance.

WASHINGTON — All over the U.S. employees are being told to either get the COVID vaccine or prepare for frequent testing. It's a predicament facing the tens of millions of eligible Americans who ...

The following testing options, pricing, and logistics solutions provide guidance for employer groups wanting to test employees for Coronavirus (COVID-19) when returning to work.

Traditionally, employers cannot require employees to pay for items related to their employment such as supplies and equipment. For the employer to suddenly require the employee to pay for COVID-19 ...

These tests also have a specificity of about 98 per cent or more – meaning less than 2 per cent of results are false positives and wrongly identified as having had the coronavirus.

Large employers have a big decision to make on Covid-19 testing in light of the new OSHA rule. Here are the top factors they should consider. The Business Journals ...

So we can Verify, no, as of right now, employers don't have to cover the cost of COVID testing for unvaccinated employees. That expense could fall on the employees' insurance or employees themselves.