Insurance commissioner extends COVID-19 order
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OLYMPIA — Insurance carriers will be required to provide reimbursement to physicians for counseling they give to patients on the COVID-19 vaccines until Aug. 5.
The office of Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler announced the extension in a press release late last week.
“The commissioner finds that the state of emergency caused by the ongoing (coronavirus) outbreak remains in effect. As a result there is a continued need to ensure access to healthcare. In the insurance commissioner’s judgment, the circumstances warrant the extension of the duration of (the emergency order,” according to the order.
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