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100% coverage makes care easier to access
This is a difficult time, and we’ve made temporary changes to help you access needed care, with no added worries about cost. This includes 100% coverage for clinically appropriate COVID-19 testing as well as doctors’ visits, emergency room visits, or inpatient care related to COVID-19. Clinically appropriate care delivered by phone or virtually by in-network providers is also covered at 100%.
*Not all employers have chosen to cover these services without cost share. Please check with your employer to see if these temporary benefits are available under your plan.
Benefits
Supporting you during COVID-19
From expanded benefits to no-cost resources to new ways of connecting, we’re here for you.
Employers
Find information and tools for you and your employees.
Providers
Learn about changes that assist you and your patients.
Resources
Looking for more information?
These resources can help.
- Rhode Island Department of Health
Find updated information on COVID-19, including where to get tested. - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
This comprehensive resource offers the latest COVID-19 news and recommendations. - Find a Doctor
Need care but don’t have a doctor? Locate a provider in the BCBSRI network. - BHLink
Rhode Island adults experiencing mental health and substance use crises can call (401) 414-LINK (5465). - Kids’ Link RI™
This 24/7 hotline is for kids in emotional crisis—1-855-543-5465. - Reopening RI
View plans and guidelines for businesses and employees getting back to work.
Convenient access to care
Doctors Online allows you to video chat with a board-certified doctor or licensed therapist. If your plan includes this benefit, this service is temporarily available at no cost to you.*
All in this together
From donating funds to delivering meals to sewing masks, we’re working alongside friends and neighbors to help Rhode Island through this difficult time.
Well-being
Keep informed
Coping with coronavirus: Tips for parents and caregivers
Margaret Paccione, PhD, the director of clinical innovation at Bradley Hospital, offers tips to help support families during this crisis.