The COVID-19 public health emergency and national emergency ended on May 11, 2023. This means some of the policies put in place to respond to the public health emergency and national emergency will be concluding, though health plans may decide to continue these protections. This page has information on the transition out of the public health emergency and national emergency. You can also contact EBSA to get help and answers.
Ending of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) and National Emergency
How To Get Your At-Home-Over-The-Counter COVID-19 Test For Free
FAQs on the Families First Coronavirus Response Act and the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Implementation
- Part 58
- Part 52*
- Part 51*
- Part 50*
- Part 44*
- Part 43*
- Part 42* – This document was updated on April 15, 2020, to correct an error in footnote 10 regarding the end date of the current public health emergency related to COVID-19.
*Note:
- Some of the guidance in FAQs Part 43 has been superseded by guidance contained in FAQs Part 51.
- Some of the guidance in FAQs Part 51 has been superseded by guidance contained in FAQs Part 52.
- Some of the guidance in FAQs Parts 42, 43, 44, 50, 51, and 52 has been superseded by guidance contained in FAQs Part 58.
COVID-19 Relief and Guidance for Employee Benefit Plans
Rapid Coverage of Preventive Services for Coronavirus and Price Transparency for COVID-19 Diagnostic Tests
New COBRA Notices
EBSA has resources for workers and employers:
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Health and Retirement Benefits After Job Loss
Find information regarding health and retirement benefits following a change in job status.
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