My 96 year-old mom has Medicare A only. Instead of Medicare B, she has a supplementary plan which reimbursed Medicare B items. Now she is in a residence with Skilled Care, and her supplementary insurance reimburses NOTHING for doctor's visits, physical therapy, etc. (what Medicare B usually does). What is the best strategy as to getting any reimbursements for these expensive items. She must pay everything out of pocket for these services. THANKS!
I agree that you should call the customer service folks at the insurance company and discuss what is and isn't covered.
Look through their terms and conditions and see if there's anything you can argue about. Otherwise, make a note to self: beware false economies.