Biden administration to decide on extension of COVID public health emergency
The Biden administration is expected to decide soon whether to extend the COVID public health emergency.
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Nov 14, 2022, 4:12 PM
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Updated 850 days ago
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14h agoThe Biden administration is expected to decide soon whether to extend the COVID public health emergency.
It's renewed every 90 days.
The current declaration expires Jan 11.
States did not receive the required 60-day notice of it ending.
If it ends, some Americans may face more out of pocket medical expenses.
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