Getting a COVID-19 vaccine could now cost up to $200. Here’s what you need to know

The CDC’s program to help up to 30 million uninsured Americans get free vaccinations has come to an end, as the virus continues to kill thousands each year.

The Bridge Access Program, a measure by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to help uninsured and underinsured Americans get free COVID vaccines, has come to an end. That means that for some low-income individuals, the once-free shots now cost around $200.