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Here's a question: has anyone ordered the BinaxNow Ag card test kits, and then submitted a claim to your health insurance?
I asked FL Blue (I love sites that have an online chat feature) and they said "sure!" and sent me a form. I still need to mail the form with my receipt but hopefully it will pass inspection. I'll be thrilled if they send me back $164... Then I'll just have to decide which spa treatments to spend it on.
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Check https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/testing-sites/
When you use the lookup tool, it will show the tests sites in your area and it lists the types of test they have.
If you happen to live in Hillsborough county, they've reopened the free testing sites for residents. You present your insurance card and they cover it in full. If you don't have insurance you can still get tested for free.
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I think if they are still sailing at reduced capacity, you shouldn't have to worry about things filling up. I've read that they've also added additional showtimes to allow for social distancing.
If all else fails you can always ask any teen or young adult for help with connecting to wifi. 🙂 Remember don't let your excitement turn into stress... it's your vacation!
I hope you have a fantastic cruise!
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I would say at least stick with ships that have already done their CDC-approved test sailings. I feel pretty good about my Freedom booking in September. I'm not as sure about my 12-nt Anthem cruise in December.
Rccl now requires a covid19 test within 2 days of sailing!
in Royal Caribbean International
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I submitted an insurance claim for my BinaxNow test. The receipt has all the medical codes so I think there's a good chance you can get reimbursed. Even so, the industry hasn't had revenue for how long? I'm so desperate for a vacation I don't mind paying for my own test.
As for testing at the terminal, I don't think that's a good idea. Waiting at check-in with hundreds of other untested passengers increases the likelihood of somebody bringing COVID onboard. Much safer to test in your hometown so you know you can't travel.
I think about how disappointed I'll be if I test positive before my cruise... but just imagine packing your bags, driving or flying to the port, handing off your luggage, getting in line for your test, and then finding out you are positive. Devastating! Better to get it done beforehand.