Need a COVID-19 test?
How to get tested
Low or no-cost COVID-19 tests are available to everyone in the United States, at health centers and select pharmacies nationwide. Additional testing sites may be available in your area. To get tested:
- Contact your health care provider for information on how to get tested. Or click here to get started.
- Contact your state or local public health department. Find a community testing site in Wisconsin or request a free at-home testing kit.
- You can schedule a test at most pharmacies. Call your local in-network pharmacy to schedule a test, or visit their website to see if they have online self-scheduling available.
Over-the-counter tests
You can also purchase over-the-counter COVID-19 tests. Your Security Health Plan coverage may cover the cost of over-the-counter at-home tests you purchase. Review the table to see how tests will be covered for your plan.
If your plan covers the cost of over-the-counter tests, be sure you purchase a COVID-19 antigen rapid at-home test that is authorized by the FDA. Then download one of the forms below. You can submit one reimbursement request per month per member on your plan. Each reimbursement request can include up to eight individual tests (a single package that includes 2 tests is equal to 2 individual tests) per plan member, per month.
If your test was purchased at a pharmacy, download the MedImpact Commercial Prescription Drugs Claim Form.
If your test was not purchased at a pharmacy, download the Security Health Plan Member COVID-19 Over-the-Counter Testing Reimbursement Request.
If you are unable to download and/or print the forms, printed copies of the forms will be available in the near future. Check back here for updates on availability.