Today’s guest is Aleece Fosnight, a board-certified physician assistant specializing in incontinence conditions and a medical advisor for Aeroflow Urology, and she shares with us details about the Diaper Need and insight on what we can do individually and collectively to make a difference for millions.
Question: My Medicaid incontinence benefits (or other insurance plan) do not provide coverage for the incontinence care products I wish to use. Do I have
Question: I’m On Medicaid. Are My Incontinence Products Covered? Answer: Medicaid is a health insurance program available to over 76 million Americans who are low-income,
Janet Firestone, the National Medicaid account executive for Tranquility shares insights as she has been working directly with Medicaid recipients and care coordinators, navigating the Medicaid process to determine coverage and connecting them with authorized suppliers to help them get the incontinence products they need.
This article was contributed by Tranquility® Products – Real Life Protection for real, everyday demands. Medicaid is the largest insurance provider in the U.S., covering
Medicare Vs. Medicaid: What’s The Difference? Question: I’m getting ready to retire and am overwhelmed with the information about Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and Medicaid. What’s
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