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Covid Vaccine Costs Rise to $200 for Uninsured Americans as Federal Program for 30 Million Ends
Sep 3, 2024, 07:30 PM
The cost of Covid-19 vaccines has significantly increased for uninsured and underinsured Americans following the end of a federal program that provided free vaccinations. Adults without health insurance now face costs of up to $200 per shot as updated vaccines become available at U.S. pharmacies. An epidemiologist warned that additional steps in the vaccination process could deter people from getting vaccinated. The CDC's program, which helped up to 30 million uninsured Americans, has concluded, even as the virus continues to claim thousands of lives annually.
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