Incontinence Supplies Covered by Aetna
You can receive incontinence products for kids and adults at $0 with Aetna Medicaid. We handle the paperwork and deliver your supplies right to your door
Fill out the secure form to check your eligibility.
Do I Have Aetna Medicaid?
If you have Aetna insurance, your plan could be through Medicaid. However, not every Aetna plan is a Medicaid plan.
Some states provide Medicaid benefits through an Aetna plan. When an insurance company such as Aetna manages your Medicaid insurance, this is called Medicaid managed care.
Aeroflow Urology can only send you $0 supplies, such as diapers or pull-ups, if your Aetna plan is a Medicaid plan. Some common Aetna Medicaid plans include:
Common Aetna Medicaid plans:
Note: This list does not cover every Aetna Medicaid managed care plan. To find out if your Aetna plan is through Medicaid, call the number on the back of your insurance card or visit Aetna Medicaid Insurance Plans.
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Check Your Coverage for $0 Supplies
Discover the bladder control supplies covered by your Medicaid plan.
How We Can Help You
Aeroflow Urology works to maximize your Aetna insurance benefits. Here’s how:
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We file all your insurance paperwork.
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$0 out-of-pocket for eligible Aetna plans.
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Discreet home delivery.
Have a Question?
If you need assistance, contact our Continence Care Team at (844)-276-5588.
Check Your Coverage in 4 Easy Steps
Check Your Coverage in 4 Easy Steps
Receiving bladder control supplies shouldn’t be confusing. Here’s how our process works:
- Check your eligibility: Submit our Eligibility Form and determine your coverage within minutes.
- Call your doctor: Call your provider to get the required incontinence prescription.
- Choose your products: Select your supplies from a personalized list of high-quality products, all 100% covered by Aetna insurance.
- Free delivery each month: Your no-cost products are delivered to your doorstep each month.
Have Aetna? Get $0 bladder control supplies.
Ready to get your incontinence supplies covered by Aetna? Check your eligibility for insurance-covered diapers, pull-ons, wipes, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Aetna cover incontinence supplies?
Yes, Aetna may cover incontinence supplies (including diapers, pull-ups, and underpads) for adults and kids. Some people with Aetna Medicaid managed care plans may even qualify for $0 incontinence products. However, what you qualify for depends on your state and plan. Aeroflow Urology can verify your benefits directly with Aetna.
Will Aetna cover kids' diapers?
Yes, Aetna may cover the cost of children’s diapers depending on your specific insurance plan. Aeroflow Urology can review your child’s coverage through a secure form.
Does Aetna cover adult diapers?
Yes, Aetna may cover the cost of adult diapers depending on your or your loved one’s specific insurance plan. Aeroflow Urology can review your coverage through a secure form.
How many supplies will Aetna cover per month?
The amount of pull-ons, diapers, and other incontinence supplies Aetna will cover each month depends on your plan and prescription. Your doctor determines how often you need supplies. Aeroflow Urology works with Aetna to help you receive the maximum supplies allowed under your insurance plan.
Does Aetna require a prescription for diapers?
Yes. To receive diapers covered by Aetna, your doctor must write a prescription. This shows the insurance company that you or your loved one has a medical reason for needing them. Once you receive a prescription, Aeroflow Urology can verify your benefits and ship your monthly incontinence supplies.
Is Aetna Better Health Medicaid?
Yes, Aetna Better Health is a Medicaid plan. It can provide coverage to children and adults, and is offered across states such as Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia.
What does Aetna Medicaid cover?
Depending on your plan and the state you live in, Aetna Medicaid may cover the cost of several services, such as office visits, dental care, vision care, and behavioral health care. It may also cover the cost of medically-necessary supplies, such as diapers and pads.