Pre-boarding COVID testing -repeat test if first one is positive?

[drcarp4]

55 minutes ago, sanger727 said:

 

 

 

This sounds as though it only applies to getting you home if you deny boarding based on the covid test at embarkation. If you test negative, board, and develop covid mid trip; I don't know that they are offering to pay for that. It certainly isn't an offer to pay for any medical care if you get sick enough to need to be hospitalized or air evacuated mid trip. 

Guests who test positive for COVID-19 during their cruise and are required to quarantine will receive a pro-rated cash refund or a pro-rated Future Cruise Credit. If a guest followed all of the cruise line's health and safety protocols, the cruise line will coordinate and cover the cost of necessary onboard COVID-19 related medical treatment, required land-based quarantine and travel arrangements to get the guest safely back to their home.

[Maryann221]

I’m sailing on 9/11 but only got my letter today. I don’t expect to test positive, but I do have travel insurance through my TA. I have never had a Covid test, wouldn’t even know where to begin.