We check your benefits
We contact your insurance plan to confirm coverage for wound care visits.
Coverage depends on your plan. We check your benefits before the first visit and tell you what we find, so there are no surprises.
The basics
Most insurance plans cover wound care when a doctor orders it and it is medically necessary. Medically necessary means the care is needed to diagnose or treat your wound, based on accepted medical standards.
Your plan decides what is covered, how many visits are allowed and what you pay. Some plans also need prior approval before care starts. We handle that paperwork with your doctor’s office.
Plans
We are working to confirm this list. Call us to check your specific plan.
Before the first visit
We contact your insurance plan to confirm coverage for wound care visits.
We make sure we have a signed order from your doctor. If prior approval is needed, we request it.
We explain what your plan covers and what you may owe before your first visit.
Costs
We want you to understand your costs before care starts. Here is what can affect them.
Questions
Medicare may cover wound care visits when a doctor orders them and they are medically necessary. Coverage depends on your plan, so we check your benefits before the first visit.
Rules about being homebound depend on the type of care and your plan. We will check what applies to you when we verify your coverage.
Call us anyway. We can check your plan and let you know your options before any visit is scheduled.
We work hard to avoid that. We explain what we know about your costs before care starts. If your plan or coverage changes, please let us know right away.
Tell us about the wound and we will call you to schedule a visit at home or at the facility. Physicians and facilities can send a referral online or by fax.