Rhode Islanders looking to get their updated COVID vaccinations are often left with more questions than answers. The Public’s Radio morning host Luis Hernandez spoke with health reporter Lynn Arditi about what we know right now about getting COVID shots in Rhode Island. Interview highlightsCan Rhode Islanders go out now and get the new COVID shots or not? Arditi: Rhode Island pharmacies have what’s known as a standing order for COVID vaccine prescriptions for adults and kids, but there’s no guarantee that insurers here will cover them – and COVID shots can cost $200 or more without insurance. That delay means hundreds of thousands of mostly low-income Rhode Islanders who have been getting free COVID shots at health centers and clinics may not be able to get this season’s COVID shots until October.