Learn the key differences between incontinence supplies (for leaks) and urology supplies (for urinary retention) to ensure you choose the right product and understand insurance coverage.

Learn about insurance preauthorization, a common requirement for insurance plans before they cover a product or service.

Learn how to see if you qualify to get incontinence supplies delivered to your home through your Medicaid plan. Find out what’s covered, how to enroll with Home Care Delivered, and why customers trust HCD for fast delivery, personalized support, and high-quality service.

Learn how Medicaid coverage for supplies like breast pumps supplies works and how Home Care Delivered helps you get high-quality products delivered to your home. Explore covered product types, personalized product selection, and the simple steps to enroll and receive routine shipments with ongoing support.

Learn how Medicaid coverage for wound care supplies works and how Home Care Delivered helps you get high-quality products delivered to your home. Explore covered product types, personalized product selection, and the simple steps to enroll and receive routine shipments with ongoing support.

Learn how Medicaid coverage for ostomy supplies works and how Home Care Delivered helps you get high-quality products delivered to your home. Explore covered product types, personalized product selection, and the simple steps to enroll and receive routine shipments with ongoing support.

Learn how Medicaid coverage for urology supplies – like catheters – works and how Home Care Delivered helps you get high-quality products delivered to your home. Explore covered product types, personalized product selection, and the simple steps to enroll and receive routine shipments with ongoing support.

Did you know that you can get samples of incontinence supplies at no charge through Home Care Delivered? It’s true! Eligible Medicaid customers can try out samples of some of our most popular incontinence products, so you don’t have to worry about being stuck with the wrong product for your needs. Keep reading to find out how you or a Medicaid member in your family can get samples delivered to your door.