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Where must i go to get sti tests that are covered by my medical plan? thank you!
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Primary care doctor: One's primary care doctor who is covered, should be able to treat STI's and order tests. Also, the customer service people at the insurance company know which doctors are covered. You have posted on HealthTap's free, public, informational forum for health questions. People post questions from all over the world. We volunteer doctors on HealthTap do not know what insurance coverage our users have.
Answered 6/4/2018
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