I'm sure this has been asked before but I couldn't find any current info in Search.
Will Medicare pay for a pump if prescribed by my doctor?
I'm currently experimenting with injections but not much success so my doctor suggested using a pump in conjunction with the trimix injections (after trying 20 injections with different doses and strengths I'm feeling like a pin cushion)
Medicare
Re: Medicare
The vacume pump or VED.
Answer is no.
They used to. People complained now no.
Costing govt millions.
After that prices of pumps fell alot.
I would look around. Months after you could find big price differences for same pump. Thier was 1 that was popular. I found some did not like it. I went with another 1.
Answer is no.
They used to. People complained now no.
Costing govt millions.
After that prices of pumps fell alot.
I would look around. Months after you could find big price differences for same pump. Thier was 1 that was popular. I found some did not like it. I went with another 1.
Thinking of getting implant. Have not done it because of the length I
have lost.
50, Straight, I miss women
have lost.
50, Straight, I miss women
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Re: Medicare
I found a VED pump system on Amazon similar to the "medically approved" systems for $79.
Age 81
Diabetic
Pumping
Started Trimix injections 8/'11
Diabetic
Pumping
Started Trimix injections 8/'11
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