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Default Prescription for walkers, etc.?
I am going to ask my PCP (or neuro, I suppose) about a prescription for a rolling walker (rollator). How does that work? If the doctor prescribes it, can you pick out what you want? Do the insurance companies have a set amount? For example, if I want one that costs $150 and their limit is $100, can I pay the $50 and still have insurance cover it?

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