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The document outlines the coverage criteria for canes under the Mississippi Medicaid program, specifying that they are available for beneficiaries of all ages with medical necessity. It details the types of canes covered, their indications for use, and the requirement for a physician's order. Additionally, it includes a Certificate of Medical Necessity form that must be completed by healthcare providers to justify the need for canes or crutches.

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Will Medicaid pay for a treadmill?

Exercise equipment used for general health and wellbeing is not eligible for reimbursement. Some specific medical conditions may require exercise equipment, which a doctor can determine and prescribe.

Will Medicare pay for an inversion table?

Does Medicare cover inversion tables? Yes, in most cases inversion tables are covered under Medicare Part B as a form of durable medical equipment (DME).

What 6 things will Medicare not cover?

Some of the items and services Medicare doesnt cover include: Eye exams (for prescription eyeglasses) Long-term care. Cosmetic surgery. Massage therapy. Routine physical exams. Hearing aids and exams for fitting them.

What exercise equipment will Medicare pay for?

Medicares 2022 Durable Medical Equipment Coverage Item TypeMedicare Coverage Policy / Denial Reason Traction Equipment Covered Treadmill Exercisers Exercise equipment; not primarily medical in nature Walkers Covered47 more rows

Will insurance cover an inversion table?

An inversion table is eligible for reimbursement with flexible spending accounts (FSA), health savings accounts (HSA), and health reimbursement accounts (HRA) with a letter of medical necessity.

What is the 5 year rule for DME?

Note: The equipment you buy may be replaced if its lost, stolen, damaged beyond repair, or used for more than the reasonable useful lifetime of the equipment, which is generally 5 years from the date you start using the item. If you rent DME and other devices, Medicare makes monthly payments for the equipment.

What DME items are not covered by Medicare?

What kind of equipment does Medicare not cover? Examples: wheelchairs, walkers, hospital beds, power scooters, portable oxygen equipment, orthotics, prosthetics, certain diabetes supplies.

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