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Grand Magnate
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Well it's sure good to see you again!
You bring up a very good question. Since these devices are medically necessary, as the initial approval of these devices would suggest, I would think that the insurance would pay for replacements. I mean heck, when it comes time to change our battery, I would like to assume this would be covered. I spose this is something that we ALL should investigate with our different vendors. I wonder how LONG the extended warranty lasts, and how much does it cost? I do know how frustrating it is to get in touch with Medicare. Have you tried contacting the customer service so that you'd be able to talk to a human being, rather than trying to wade thru all those publications? Hopefully you could pin down a Medicare rep specifically regarding DME's. IF in fact the SCS is actually recognized as a durable medical equipment. I'm pretty sure they are, but don't want to give out incorrect info. Mark, (or anybody) is in fact the SCS considered a DME? Hoping you get answers SOON, Silver! Rae ![]() |
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"Thanks for this!" says: | Mark56 (12-06-2012) |
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