If you live in America, chances are you know someone who experiences incontinence. More than 13 million Americans experience it, including almost half of women over age 55. So what exactly is incontinence, and how can it be managed?
Are you an Idaho Medicaid recipient who needs incontinence supplies? If so, we have good news for you: Idaho Medicaid covers the cost of incontinence products.
Are you a DC Medicaid Member in need of incontinence supplies? If so, there’s good news for you: DC Medicaid could cover the cost of your products.
Montana Medicaid recipients, we have good news about your incontinence supplies: Your Medicaid plan could cover the cost of your products.
There’s good news for Mississippi Medicaid recipients who need incontinence supplies: Your Medicaid benefits could cover the cost of your products.
There’s great news for Nebraska Medicaid recipients who use incontinence products: Nebraska Medicaid covers incontinence products.
If you have medicaid in West Virginia and need incontinence supplies, then there’s good news for you: West Virginia Medicaid covers incontinence products.
There’s great news for Medicaid recipients in Wyoming who have incontinence: Wyoming Medicaid offers coverage of incontinence supplies.
If you’re a Medicaid recipient in Iowa with incontinence, we have very good news for you: Iowa Medicaid could cover the cost of Incontinence Supplies.
There’s good news for Utah Medicaid recipients who need incontinence supplies: Utah Medicaid may be able to cover your Incontinence products
