Where to Go for COVID-19 Testing

Where to Go for COVID-19 Testing

BCBSIL Connect Team
November 30, 2020
Where to Go for COVID-19 Testing
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Lee esto en EspañolYou know when you aren’t feeling well. Sore throat, achy, sick to your stomach. With the COVID-19 virus spreading quickly, this may be one time you don’t want to “just get through it.” Getting a COVID-19 diagnostic test could help you know what to do and keep from spreading it to others.

As the number of people impacted by COVID-19 in the U.S. continues to grow, it’s important to know what to do and where to go if you need to be tested.

 A benefit of having health insurance is being able to rely on the doctors, labs, facilities and drug stores in your health plan’s network. By making sure a testing site or lab is in network, you can be confident that your test will be covered.

If you are a Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois member, call Customer Service at the number listed on your member ID card for help finding an in-network testing site near you.

For other resources and information about COVID-19 and you, visit our COVID-19 website.

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