Connecticare Extends No-cost Virtual Visits Through June

No-cost telehealth benefits extended through June

Caution is key to controlling spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). So, continue to use telehealth for covered medical and mental health services without paying a deductible, copayment, or coinsurance through June 30.

No-cost telehealth visits apply to any illness or injury – not just coronavirus (COVID-19). You must, however, use in-network primary care doctors, specialists, or mental health clinicians.
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Remember, masks required in public settings

You may decide to venture out as businesses begin to reopen. Remember that Connecticut and Massachusetts both require people to wear a mask or cloth face covering when out in public and unable to maintain a safe distance (at least six feet). The mask should cover nose and mouth. There are some exceptions for age and health restrictions.

Get answers to other frequently asked questions

Symptom checker and more now on our website

We’ve added Project COVID to our COVID-19 information center. Project COVID uses artificial intelligence to help users get answers to questions about COVID-19 from millions of pages of reputable sources. It also includes a symptom checker.

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Not all services may be available via telehealth or telemedicine from MDLIVE®, if that is included in your ConnectiCare plan. MDLIVE doctors cannot order lab tests, including tests for COVID-19. Self-funded employer plans may have different coverage or opt out of this telehealth waiver program.