Key Takeaways:
- Medicaid and Medicaid managed care plans offer free incontinence supplies for seniors if they qualify.
- If your loved one has dual coverage with Medicare and Medicaid, they may qualify for free supplies.
- Your loved one may be eligible to receive free adult incontinence supplies through their insurance and Aeroflow Urology.
Caring for an older loved one with incontinence can be challenging, but there are resources available to help ease the financial burden of incontinence supplies.
Many older adults may be eligible to receive free incontinence products through Medicaid or Medicaid-managed care plans, which can make a significant difference in their daily comfort and quality of life.
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Can Seniors Get Free Incontinence Supplies?
Are Incontinence Products Covered by Insurance?
Does Medicare Pay for Adult Diapers?
Where to Find Free Incontinence Supplies for Seniors
What Programs Offer Free Incontinence Supplies for Low-Income Seniors?
INCONTINENCE PRODUCTS THROUGH INSURANCE:
Aeroflow Urology is in-network with many Medicaid and Medicaid-managed insurance plans and is accredited by Medicaid. Complete our Eligibility Form, and we’ll automatically check to see if your plan covers incontinence supplies. ***Must meet certain requirements to qualify.***
You will also receive the care and attention every person managing incontinence deserves: A personalized list of 100% insurance-covered incontinence supplies, a dedicated Continence Care Specialist you can contact during business hours, a user-friendly online portal for easy monthly reordering, and educational content.
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Can Seniors Get Free Incontinence Supplies?
Depending on your loved one’s underlying medical condition or disability, adult incontinence diagnosis, and specific insurance plan, they may qualify for incontinence products covered by insurance.
Many Medicaid and Medicaid managed care plans offer coverage for incontinence supplies. Determine your loved one’s eligibility for free supplies by submitting their information today.
Are Incontinence Products Covered by Insurance?
If your loved one qualifies to receive free incontinence supplies through insurance with Aeroflow Urology and their Medicaid plan, they may be able to receive the items in the list below at no cost.
Types of Incontinence Supplies for Older Adults
- Adult briefs: Also called adult diapers, these highly absorbent disposable products are made for the heaviest urinary incontinence and bowel incontinence your loved one may experience. Adult briefs are best for older adults with less mobility who require assistance from caregivers when changing their products or using the restroom.
- Adult protective underwear: Also called adult pull-ons or pull-ups, protective underwear is made to look and feel like regular underwear and comes in different designs to appeal to men and women. Protective underwear is best for older adults with more mobility who can change themselves and go to the restroom without assistance.
- Bladder control pads: Also called incontinence pads, these are made for those with light urinary incontinence and are designed to be discreet. Bladder control pads are best for older adults who are more mobile, have lighter incontinence leakage, and want a discreet product.
- Underpads: Also called chux, underpads are made to protect surfaces from urinary or bowel incontinence leakage. These absorbent pads can be placed on bedding, chairs, car seats, and any other surface you need to protect against leaks.
Does Medicare Pay for Adult Diapers?
Unfortunately, Medicare does not currently cover incontinence supplies. However, if your loved one is enrolled in a dual coverage plan (Medicare and full Medicaid), they may still qualify for free products.
Where to Find Free Incontinence Supplies for Seniors
Aeroflow Urology provides free incontinence supplies for older adults who qualify. We offer a variety of protective products that make home care easier for family members and caregivers, improving the quality of life of your loved one and your family. Depending on your loved one’s Medicaid coverage, they may qualify for free medical supplies, like incontinence products, through insurance.
To determine if your loved one is eligible for free incontinence supplies, fill out our Eligibility Form.
What Programs Offer Free Incontinence Supplies for Low-Income Seniors?
If your loved one doesn’t qualify for free incontinence supplies with Aeroflow Urology, you may be able to find free products in other places that serve low-income individuals and individuals with disabilities, such as your local diaper bank or food bank. Visit the National Diaper Bank Network website to locate a diaper bank near you.
Check Your Coverage for Free Supplies
With over 12K 5-star reviews from Google users, Aeroflow Urology helps individuals of all ages with incontinence receive free incontinence supplies through insurance.
Here's how it works:
1. Submit your information through our form to verify your coverage.
2. Call your doctor for a prescription for incontinence products.
3. Choose your free products online from a personalized list.
4. Reorder for free each month easily through our reordering portal.
About the Author
Marlee Septak is the Senior Content Specialist at Aeroflow Urology and was a past Content Writer for Aeroflow Diabetes. She brings a deep understanding of incontinence and health conditions associated with it to her writing. She graduated from Columbia College Chicago and holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism. Marlee has contributed to various magazines and blogs, including Borgen Magazine, Echo Magazine, Chicago Ideas Week, Assuaged, and Peaceful Dumpling. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, trying new restaurants, and just sitting down with a good book.
Disclaimer
Information provided on the Aeroflow Urology blog is not intended as a substitute for medical advice or care from a healthcare professional. Aeroflow recommends consulting your healthcare provider if you are experiencing medical issues relating to incontinence.
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