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As the federal Bridge Access Program nears depletion of its funds, Americans without Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance may soon face steep costs to receive COVID-19 vaccinations. Health experts are raising alarms over the potential financial burden on low-income individuals, who could be required to pay up to $200 out of pocket for the latest COVID-19 vaccine doses.
The Bridge Access Program, which was established to provide free COVID-19 vaccinations to uninsured and underinsured individuals, has been a critical resource throughout the pandemic. However, with the. . .
