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Urological & Ostomy Care

Catheter & Ostomy Supplies in New York

Intermittent and Foley catheters, drainage bags, irrigation supplies, and complete ostomy systems - ask us what your plan covers when your doctor documents medical need. Ask us how your plan sets monthly quantities with your doctor's order and how refills work.

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Sterile intermittent catheters and ostomy pouching supplies

What we offer

Catheters and ostomy supplies - ask us about your benefits

  • Catheter supplies
  • Ostomy supplies

  • Urinary Catheters, Drainage Bags & Irrigation Supplies

    Straight, hydrophilic, and closed-system intermittent catheters plus Foley kits, leg and night bags, and irrigation trays, for retention, neurogenic bladder, or post-surgical management.

  • Ostomy Pouching Systems & Resupplies

    One- and two-piece systems with barriers, rings, pastes, powders, and belts for colostomy, ileostomy, and urostomy patients, matched to your stoma and your skin.

Coverage explained

Medicare catheter and ostomy coverage, explained

Want the detailed Medicare rules?

Medicare Part B covers medically necessary ostomy supplies under the prosthetic device benefit, and intermittent catheter supplies up to monthly maximum quantities when the criteria are documented. Ask us about your plan's rules. The amount authorized for you depends on what your doctor orders and documents.

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

    Prescription and diagnosis

    Your practitioner documents the condition and need - such as urinary retention, neurogenic bladder, or a colostomy following surgery - and orders the supplies. Ask us what your plan requires.

  2. 2

    How monthly quantities work

    Medicare's catheter policy sets a usual maximum quantity of 200 per month; the medical necessity for a greater quantity must be documented in your medical record. The covered quantity of ostomy supplies - barriers and pouches - follows a table of maximum amounts that are usually reasonable and necessary. Ask us about the quantity your doctor's order supports.

  3. 3

    Product trials for fit and skin

    Sterile closed systems, hydrophilic coatings, barrier shapes, small differences change everything. Leave your name, phone, and email; we'll follow up.

  4. 4

    Refill rules

    Ask us how your plan's refill rules work for your supplies. Take skin issues and leaks to your clinician.

What patients typically pay

After the Part B deductible, you pay 20% of the Medicare-approved amount if your supplier accepts assignment. 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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More about how Medically Modern works

Ask us about coverage for urological & ostomy care first.

Medically Modern works with NY Medicaid, Medicare, and major insurance plans including Aetna, Humana, Fidelis, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, NYSHIP Empire Plan, Cigna, MagnaCare, and UnitedHealthcare.

  • NY Medicaid
  • Medicare
  • Aetna
  • Humana
  • Fidelis
  • Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • NYSHIP Empire Plan
  • Cigna
  • MagnaCare
  • UnitedHealthcare
  • And more

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.

Urological & Ostomy Care FAQ

Catheter and ostomy coverage questions

Official coverage sources

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

Yes. Medicare Part B covers intermittent catheters, Foley catheters, insertion trays, and drainage bags as prosthetic devices when retention, neurogenic bladder, or another qualifying condition is documented.

For each covered intermittent catheterization, Medicare covers one catheter, with an individual lubricant packet (A4332) when applicable, or one sterile catheter kit (A4297 or A4353) when additional kit criteria are met. The usual monthly maximum is 200 for each listed catheter, kit, and lubricant code (A4295, A4296, A4297, A4332, A4351, A4352, A4353). For sterile kit codes A4297 and A4353, Medicare caps any combination of the two at 200 per month total. Coverage and quantity depend on Medicare's criteria and documentation in your medical record. Ask us what quantity your doctor's order supports (LCD L33803; related Policy Article A52521).

Yes, when documentation supports it - for example two distinct urinary tract infections within 12 months while using a straight catheter. Leave your name, phone, and email; we'll follow up.

Ask us how your plan covers ostomy supplies like pouches and barriers under Part B, and how its monthly quantity limits apply to your system - Medicare's ostomy policy ties quantities to how often your barrier and pouch are changed.

Ask us whether your plan covers catheters and ostomy supplies. Leave your name, phone, and email; we'll follow up.

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Often, yes. Leave your name, phone, and email; we'll follow up.

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