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To get CPAP equipment through Medicare, you'll need a formal sleep apnea diagnosis first. Talk to your primary care doctor about your symptoms — they can order a sleep study (which can often be done at home). Once you're diagnosed and have a prescription, come back and we can get your CPAP supplies delivered.

Sleep apnea is a condition where your breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep. Common signs include: loud snoring, waking up gasping or choking, waking up with headaches, feeling tired even after sleeping 8 hours, and your partner noticing you stop breathing.

If any of these sound familiar, talk to your doctor. A simple sleep study (often done at home) can diagnose it. If you have sleep apnea, a CPAP machine covered by Medicare can transform your sleep quality.

Oxygen concentrators, portable oxygen tanks, and other respiratory equipment are covered by Medicare when prescribed by a doctor for qualifying conditions like COPD. We'll match you with a local Medicare-approved DME supplier who can set up your oxygen therapy.

A CGM is a small sensor worn on your arm or abdomen that continuously measures your blood sugar. It shows trends on your phone or reader — no finger pricks. Ask your doctor if a CGM is right for you. Medicare covers CGM devices for patients who meet eligibility requirements (typically those using insulin or with frequent hypoglycemia). Once you have a prescription, we can ship your supplies directly.

Standard walkers, rollators (wheeled walkers), canes, and crutches are covered by Medicare when prescribed by a doctor. A local DME supplier can help you find the right walker for your needs and get it fitted properly. We'll match you with a provider in your area.

Medicare covers manual wheelchairs, power wheelchairs, and mobility scooters for patients who meet medical necessity requirements. A doctor's prescription and in-home assessment are typically required for power wheelchairs. We'll match you with a local provider who can guide you through the process.

Lift chairs, transfer belts, grab bars, and other transfer aids can help you get up safely from chairs and beds. Many of these items are covered by Medicare when prescribed for medical necessity. A local DME provider can assess your needs and recommend the safest options for your home.

Stair lifts, grab bars, bath benches, and other home safety equipment can make a big difference for mobility and fall prevention. Coverage varies by item — a local DME specialist can walk you through what Medicare covers for your specific situation and home.

Hospital beds for home use — including adjustable, electric, and semi-electric models — are covered by Medicare when prescribed by a doctor for a qualifying medical condition. A local DME supplier can deliver and set up the bed in your home, and instruct you and your caregiver on safe use.

Wound dressings, bandages, negative pressure wound therapy (wound vacs), and other wound care supplies are covered by Medicare when ordered by a physician. A local DME provider can set you up with the right supplies and teach you or your caregiver proper wound care techniques.

Not sure what you need? That's totally okay — that's what we're here for. Our team works with Medicare patients every day and can help you figure out exactly what equipment is covered for your situation. The best way to find out is to give us a call or browse our equipment directory.