Does Medicare pay for a traveling nurse to administer insulin?

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rflagg Asked July 2013

Does Medicare pay for a traveling nurse to administer insulin?

Doctor has just started mother-in-law on insulin. Because of arthritis and vision problems she has a difficult time giving herself a shot. She presently lives independently in a senior apartment.

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Hello rflagg,

An expert answered a question that came through the community previously and I believe her answer may help guide you in your question.

https://www.agingcare.com/questions/Medicare-pay-for-home-care-152236.htm

Warm regards,
Melissa R.
The AgingCare.com Team

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