Get diapers & pull-ups free through insurance.
To find out if your child can receive supplies through insurance, fill out our form.
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Check your child’s coverage for free diapers and pull-ups with Aeroflow Urology
Discover the bladder control supplies available to your child through their Medicaid plan.
Free diapers, pull-ups, and more through insurance.
All products are delivered monthly, directly to you, in discreet packaging to ensure their privacy.
Our Eligibility Form is HiTrust-certified, so you know your information is secure!
How does the Aeroflow Urology process work?
- Fill out our Eligibility Form. We’ll verify your child’s coverage within one to two business days
- Call your child's doctor. Your child will need the required prescription for incontinence products from their provider.
- Choose your child's free products. You will be given a personalized list of free products to choose from.
- Reorder for free every month. Once your child qualifies, their orders will always be free and shipped to your home discreetly.
Which incontinence products can insurance cover for my child?
“As someone who has spent the last decade working in long-term care, I understand that managing incontinence can be challenging. Aeroflow takes care of everything-- from the paperwork to the shipping. If you or your loved one struggles with bladder or bowel control, I highly recommend checking your eligibility. It could potentially save you thousands of dollars per year."
- Mary Osborne, Occupational Therapist
"I recently received my first order and I'm very happy with what I got. Receiving the products is very helpful. I'm especially grateful as I'm a low income senior and they will help me money wise."
- Deb G., Aeroflow Urology customer
Start saving money today. Check your child's coverage for free supplies!
If you need assistance, call 1-844-276-5588 to speak with a Continence Care Team member today, available Monday through Friday from 8am to 6pm EST.
*Medicare does not currently deem incontinence supplies as medical necessities. However, if you have Medicaid as a secondary insurance, you may qualify for free incontinence supplies.