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anonymous13319
Jul 29, 2010
Medicare will pay for certain types of equipment like scooters, etc. They will also pay part of an electric lift chair. Others in this forum have also mentioned lift devices.My best resource are the companies that sell these devices. They know what is covered and, in the past, they have filled out all the Medicare forms for us.Lilli
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wzatmath
Aug 4, 2010
I think my Mom would benefit from one of those scooters, but we do not own a van and can't afford to buy one. Even around the house it would help. She has Medicare and a supplement part f. Does anyone know of a good company? Laura
IC64
Jan 7, 2012
Medicare only pays approx. $250. of the cost of a lift chair costing $1600. They pay for the mechanism only. Blue Cross Gap insurance does not pick up the rest
BelleFleur
Mar 5, 2012
Does anyone know if Medicare will pay for a Merry Walker for in home use?
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