Understanding Medicare Coverage for Walk-In Tubs

Step 1: Consult Your Healthcare Provider

A licensed healthcare provider must determine that a portable walk-in hydrotherapy tub is medically necessary for your condition. This may apply to individuals with mobility challenges, arthritis, chronic pain, or other qualifying conditions.

Step 2: Obtain a Prescription

Your provider will issue a prescription or Certificate of Medical Necessity (CMN) documenting the medical need for the equipment.

Step 3: Verify Your Eligibility

Contact us or your Medicare representative to confirm your eligibility. Coverage typically falls under Medicare Part B, which covers Durable Medical Equipment prescribed for home use.

Step 4: Purchase Your Tub

Once eligibility is confirmed, purchase your Heavenly Tub. Eligible individuals may receive up to 80% reimbursement from Medicare on their tub purchase.

Step 5: Submit for Reimbursement

We assist you with the documentation and submission process to help ensure a smooth reimbursement experience.

Important Medicare Details

Our hydrotherapy tubs are classified as Durable Medical Equipment (DME) under the product category "hydrotherapy tubs." Heavenly Tubs is a licensed DME provider in the state of Utah and is registered with Medicare.

To be eligible for Medicare coverage, the equipment must be prescribed by a licensed healthcare provider, be used in the patient's home, and serve a documented medical purpose. Beneficiaries should be aware that while Medicare may cover a significant portion of the cost, they may be responsible for deductibles, copayments, and any amounts exceeding the Medicare-approved amount.

Disclaimer: Medicare coverage is subject to individual eligibility, medical necessity determination, and applicable Medicare guidelines. Coverage amounts and eligibility may vary. Consult your healthcare provider and Medicare representative for personalized guidance.