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If you rely on ostomy supplies for your care, the last thing you should have to worry about is affording the products you need. Thankfully, there’s good news for eligible Medicaid members: Most Medicaid plans cover ostomy supplies. That means you may be able to get Medicaid-covered ostomy supplies with no-out-pocket cost. Keep reading to see how you could use your Medicaid benefits to get ostomy supplies delivered to your door.

The easiest way to find out if your Medicaid plan covers ostomy supplies is to give us a call. We can help you understand your benefits and see which ostomy products are covered by your plan, and which ones you need.

To receive Medicaid-covered ostomy supplies, those supplies must be determined medically necessary by a doctor. That means a doctor has to confirm that supplies are needed to treat a medical condition. Once diagnosed, we will verify your insurance information and collect the paperwork from your doctor.

At Home Care Delivered, signing up for supplies only takes a few minutes. Give us a call at (866) 938-3906 and our team can help you select the right products for your needs or answer any questions you have.

After your first order, we’ll contact you each month to make sure your supplies are just right. When you’re ready to reorder supplies, we offer convenient 24/7 reordering through HCD Online and Text-To-Reorder. Sign up today to see for yourself why we’re the highest-rated medical supplier.

Living with a chronic condition that requires medical supplies?

Let us help you get the products you need — delivered discreetly to your door.

Many people manage ongoing health conditions, and the right medical supplies can make all the difference. The team at HCD works with you, your doctor, and your insurance plan to support a wide range of needs, including urological, ostomy, diabetes, and wound care. We’ll help ensure you get the supplies you need to manage your condition with confidence.

Call 866-938-3906 to see if you qualify or reach out through our Contact Us form by selecting “An individual looking to see if I or a loved one qualifies for medical supplies.”

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If catheters are necessary, they can be expensive when you’re paying out of pocket. But there’s good news for eligible Medicaid members: Most Medicaid plans cover catheters and catheter supplies. That means you may be able to get the medical supplies you need for little to no out of pocket cost. Eligible members can even get Medicaid-covered catheters delivered to their home in just a few easy steps. Continue reading to find out how.

Although Medicaid coverage for catheters can vary from state to state, most plans offer some level of coverage. If you’re not sure about your plan’s coverage options, our team can help you find your specific benefits, the products your plan covers, and answer any questions you have.

Medicaid plans will only cover catheters if they are medically necessary. That means if you haven’t seen a doctor about your urological needs, you should see one as soon as possible. Once a doctor has confirmed that catheters are needed to manage a medical condition, and we’ve received the necessary paperwork, we’ll ship them to your home each month and bill your insurance plan for the cost. Signing up only takes a few minutes, and reordering supplies each month is quick and easy.

At Home Care Delivered, you can enroll easily to get Medicaid-covered catheters and other urological supplies delivered to your door. Whether you’re ordering catheters for the first time, or you’re frustrated with your current supplier, we can help provide all types of catheters.

Our team of experts can help you choose the best products to fit your needs, and we’ll work with your doctor and insurer to collect the necessary paperwork. We’ll also routinely follow up with you month to make sure you’re satisfied with your urological supplies.

We’ve been helping customers just like you receive the products they need with exceptional customer service since 1996. Enroll today to get started on your deliveries and experience our outstanding customer satisfaction for yourself.

Living with a chronic condition that requires medical supplies?

Let us help you get the products you need — delivered discreetly to your door.

Many people manage ongoing health conditions, and the right medical supplies can make all the difference. The team at HCD works with you, your doctor, and your insurance plan to support a wide range of needs, including urological, ostomy, diabetes, and wound care. We’ll help ensure you get the supplies you need to manage your condition with confidence.

Call 866-938-3906 to see if you qualify or reach out through our Contact Us form by selecting “An individual looking to see if I or a loved one qualifies for medical supplies.”

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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.

To get samples, a Medicaid plan which covers incontinence supplies is required. We will verify your insurance to confirm your coverage and explain your options simply. If you’re not sure about your coverage, find out if your Medicaid plan covers incontinence supplies. All Medicaid plans require incontinence products to be determined medically necessary by a doctor before receiving them. That means if you haven’t seen a doctor, you should talk to your doctor about incontinence as soon as you can.

Receiving samples of incontinence supplies before your first order will help make sure you get the right products for your needs. Getting samples from us is easy and can be requested while signing up. We can do this with you over the phone, or you can get a head start by using online enrollment. If you sign up online, call us afterwards to let the team know you’d like samples first. Once everything is verified, we’ll ship your samples!

Once you receive the samples, promptly try them to see if they meet your needs. If they don’t, we’ll provide other options until we find the right product for you. Once we’ve got the right one, you can sign up for deliveries each month. And when you do, we’ll follow up with you each month to ensure your satisfaction.

You or a loved one dealing with incontinence?

Let us help you get the supplies you need to feel supported, comfortable, and confident.
If you’re managing bladder or bowel incontinence — from light to heavy needs — our team at HCD will work with you, your doctor, and your insurance plan to deliver a personalized product solution that fits your specific situation.

Call 866-938-3906 or share your information through our online enrollment form to get started.

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If you’re a Medicaid member with incontinence, it can be tough to know which products are covered by your Medicaid plan and which aren’t. For example, Depend® incontinence products, often referred to as “Depends,” are retail-only. That means you can’t get them covered by Medicaid. does medicaid cover pull-ons Luckily, there are plenty of alternatives to Depends that provide a similar level of protection, with the added benefit of being covered by a Medicaid plan. Instead of buying products out of pocket, a Medicaid plan could cover the cost.

Although Depends are not covered by Medicaid plans, it’s easy to get similar pull-ons, adult briefs, and bladder control pads which will suit your needs.

We offer incontinence products from First Quality Products, and will work with you to ensure we find the item that meets your needs.

If you’re not sure which type of incontinence product is right for you, or if you want to learn the differences between these products, read our five steps for choosing the right incontinence product. Our team also provides product expertise over the phone.

You or a loved one dealing with incontinence?

Let us help you get the supplies you need to feel supported, comfortable, and confident.
If you’re managing bladder or bowel incontinence — from light to heavy needs — our team at HCD will work with you, your doctor, and your insurance plan to deliver a personalized product solution that fits your specific situation.

Call 866-938-3906 or share your information through our online enrollment form to get started.

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Practicing yoga has been widely recognized to have a number of health benefits, and if you’re a woman with incontinence, there’s another benefit you should know about: Yoga could help reduce the frequency of incontinence symptoms.

Research has shown that performing certain yoga poses can help improve muscle strength in the pelvic floor, which could reduce bladder leaks. In fact, women with stress incontinence who practiced yoga reported an 85% reduction in the number of incidents they experienced per day.

Yoga helps reduce incontinence symptoms by strengthening the pelvic floor muscles. These muscles help control the flow of urine. When these muscles weaken, it becomes difficult for them to contain urine. Certain yoga poses can help these muscles regain strength, which in turn helps them to better maintain urine flow and resist excessive force put on the bladder.

Note: How effective yoga is at reducing your symptoms depends on the type of incontinence you’re experiencing. Stress incontinence, for example, will have a higher success rate than other incontinence types.

There are 8 poses that, when combined with proper instruction, can help strengthen pelvic floor muscles:

Chair pose begins with feet that are parallel to the hips, bent knees behind the toes, and arms extended over the head that are in line with the upper torso. Ideally, the thighs are parallel to the floor.

Triangle pose is a pose in which your legs create a triangle with the floor. The feet are positioned wider than the shoulders (about 3 feet apart), with the front foot turned perpendicular to the other, aligned at the center. The upper torso is bent towards the front foot with hands extended perpendicular to the floor.

The squat pose begins with the feet positioned shoulder-width and flat on the floor. The knees are bent as far as possible while keeping the upper torso straight and perpendicular to the floor. The upper torso and head should be relaxed.

Mountain pose is a simple standing pose that elongates and stretches the body. It starts with the feet together pointing forward. The body, shoulders, and head are all lifted so that that body is straight with no slouch. The hands are open with palms facing the front.

Viparita Karani imitates the position of laying against a wall, but without the wall. It’s characterized by shoulders on the floor with the hands behind the hips. The legs are straight and pointed in the air. The back is arched and the chin is very slightly tucked towards the chest.

Bridge pose begins with the shoulders on the floor. The hands are joined together underneath the hips for extra support. The body is arched towards the sky with feet flat on the floor.

The reclined cobbler’s pose is a flat pose that begins by laying flat with the shoulders, back, and hips on the floor. The arms are extend at 45 degrees with the palms facing up. The feet are pressed together with the knees pointing outward.

Savasan begins by flat on the back. The feet are shoulder-width apart with the toes pointing to the sky. The hands are extend at 45 degrees with the palms open and facing up.

You or a loved one dealing with incontinence?

Let us help you get the supplies you need to feel supported, comfortable, and confident.
If you’re managing bladder or bowel incontinence — from light to heavy needs — our team at HCD will work with you, your doctor, and your insurance plan to deliver a personalized product solution that fits your specific situation.

Call 866-938-3906 or share your information through our online enrollment form to get started.