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Incontinence

Incontinence Supplies in New York

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  • Ask us about delivery coverage
  • Ask us about refills
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What we offer

Adult diapers and incontinence supplies - ask us about your benefits

  • Incontinence Supplies & Resupplies (briefs, underpads, wipes, skin care delivered together)

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Coverage explained

How the Medicaid diaper program works

Want the detailed Medicare and Medicaid rules?

Original Medicare does not cover incontinence supplies or adult diapers. New York Medicaid covers incontinence supplies with a practitioner's order. Have Fidelis, Anthem HealthPlus, Aetna Better Health or UHC Community through NY Medicaid? Ask us to check coverage for your exact product before you order. Current NY Medicaid quantity rules are generally up to 250 diapers and/or liners and up to 150 disposable underpads per 30 days, set by the practitioner's order; higher quantities need prior approval and supporting documentation. Fee-for-service rules were revised July 1, 2026; for Managed Long Term Care (MLTC) plans the revised rules apply from October 1, 2026. Ask us about your plan's rules. Benefit information is an estimate, not a guarantee of payment.

  1. 01Get the order
  2. 02Verify benefits
  3. 03Complete documentation
  4. 04Arrange delivery
  1. 1

    Ask us which plan pays

    Original Medicare does not pay for these supplies. Ask us whether New York Medicaid covers it. Ask us about your current benefits and your expected out-of-pocket cost. Benefit information is an estimate, not a guarantee of payment.

  2. 2

    Prescription and diagnosis

    Ask us whether your plan requires a prescription and a documented diagnosis, such as urinary or bowel incontinence. Leave your name, phone, and email; we'll follow up.

  3. 3

    Quantity limits and copayments

    NY Medicaid limits are generally up to 250 diapers and/or liners and up to 150 disposable underpads per 30 days, set by the practitioner's order, with higher quantities requiring prior approval and documentation. Ask us about product mixes and what to do when the ordered quantity needs to be higher.

  4. 4

    Refill rules

    Ask us how your plan's refill rules work for your supplies.

What patients typically pay

Ask us about your current benefits and your expected out-of-pocket cost. Benefit information is an estimate, not a guarantee of payment.

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Incontinence questions

Ask us about coverage for incontinence first.

For incontinence supplies we work with New York Medicaid. Ask us to confirm your coverage.

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Coverage depends on the specific plan, product, location, item, and benefit. Ask us to confirm that Medically Modern is eligible for your benefit before ordering.

Incontinence FAQ

Medicaid incontinence supply questions

Official coverage sources

You can read payer rules here; ask us what your own plan allows.

In New York, Medicaid may cover eligible incontinence supplies with a practitioner's order and a documented diagnosis. Coverage and approved quantity depend on your Medicaid program, the exact product and your medical paperwork. New York Medicaid's June 2026 incontinence update lists diaper, liner and underpad codes and does not name pull-on underwear. For new NY Medicaid fee-for-service requests starting July 1, 2026, limits are generally up to 250 diapers and/or liners and up to 150 disposable underpads per 30 days. The revised rules apply to new MLTC requests starting October 1, 2026. Ask us what you would owe.

Ask us how your plan's documentation, quantity authorization, and billing work for these supplies. Leave your name, phone, and email; we'll follow up. Ask us how your plan's refill rules work for your supplies.

Ask us whether your Medicaid or Medicaid managed care plan covers incontinence supplies and what quantity limits apply. Ask us about your current benefits and your expected out-of-pocket cost. Benefit information is an estimate, not a guarantee of payment.

No. Original Medicare does not cover incontinence supplies or adult diapers.

Overnight and daytime adult briefs with tabs, pull-on protective underwear, bladder pads, and disposable underpads. Ask us what your plan covers.

Ask us whether your plan covers these supplies with an order. Leave your name, phone, and email; we'll follow up.

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See what your plan covers for incontinence

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