I haven’t needed one for 2 years or so, but at that time it was $50 copay and a minor lab fee (like a few dollars).

Probably less than $50. In the future, order some home strep testing kits of Amazon. You'll still need to see a doctor to get antibiotics if it's positive, but you can at least know for sure before you make an appointment and save yourself the time and money if it's not.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:it should be fully covered op once you hit your deductible.

My deductible is like $15,000 so does anyone know how much?

$15k is probably your out-of-pocket max, not your deductible.

Nobody can tell you without knowing the parameters of your plan. You’ll most likely have an OOP copay. Most likely $25 or $35. You can look at your plan for what they charge for urgent care visits. It’ll be listed online.

My Covid visit to get paxlovid rx cost me a little over $100.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:it should be fully covered op once you hit your deductible.

My deductible is like $15,000 so does anyone know how much?

$25,000.

That was not me -OP

I thought I was finally getting through to an agent and then got cut off after being on hold 48 minutes.

I think I might just stay in bed. Initially I thought it felt like the last time I had strep, when the only thing burning like the fire of a thousand suns was my throat, but now my head is stuffing up, so probably a virus, right?

CVS lists the cash price.

A few years ago, I could get an online estimate from the website when I booked. I took my son in for strep once and pretty sure it was apx $125 for entire visit.

VHC urgent care charges apx $90 ea for covid and flu tests.i didn’t bother paying since results wouldn’t have affected treatment in my case. But I always test if I suspect strep for me or my son…. Don’t want to suffer or risk infection getting worse.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:it should be fully covered op once you hit your deductible.

My deductible is like $15,000 so does anyone know how much?

$25,000.

Anonymous wrote:it should be fully covered op once you hit your deductible.

My deductible is like $15,000 so does anyone know how much?

Anonymous wrote:it should be fully covered op once you hit your deductible.

I think you'll have to pay your urgent care copay/coinsurance for the visit itself.

it should be fully covered op once you hit your deductible.

How much does strep test cost at CVS minute clinic with BCBS PPO? I've been on hold forever, does anyone have experience and is willing to help a sick parent? I've never been to a minute clinic before. Deductable met.