Lack of bladder or bowel control, LOBC, is a common challenge for men and women of all ages. While it may be a health concern that is not commonly discussed, Frontier Home Medical can help you feel comfortable and confident while managing your LOBC.
Our incontinence experts are here to help you find the products that are right for you. Your incontinence products are packaged in discrete packaging and delivered to your door on a monthly basis. Call our incontinence experts Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm at 888.326.3818 (option 2).
Incontinence ProgramA number of issues and conditions that can cause incontinence in men and women of any age. Everyone’s incontinence journey is unique, so your supplies should be too. No matter the symptoms that you are experiencing, Frontier Home Medical has the supplies you need to manage your incontinence and keep you living the life you love!
After your first order is placed, Frontier Home Medical will contact you to let you know when you are eligible for more supplies.
In order to qualify for incontinence supplies through insurance, you will need:
Types of Incontinence
Stress incontinence can occur because of a weak pelvic floor or a deficient urethral sphincter. This weakness causes the bladder to leak during exercise, coughing, sneezing, laughing, or any body movement that puts pressure on the bladder. This is common after childbirth and menopause in women while prostate cancer treatment can trigger it in men
Urge incontinence is associated with an overactive Bladder (OAB). Spontaneous bladder spasms and contractions result in the frequent and sudden need to urinate. Frequent, strong, and sudden urges happen with not enough time to make it to the bathroom.
Mixed incontinence is a combination of stress incontinence and overactive bladder symptoms.
Overflow incontinence results in the feeling of a full bladder. One fails to sense a full bladder because of nerve damage and thus does not empty the bladder. Constant dribbling of urine is a frequent symptom. There is increased frequency and urgency to urinate.
Functional incontinence occurs when the urinary system may work well, but factors outside the urinary tract such as immobility or cognitive impairment, can prevent a person from getting to a bathroom in time.
Incontinence ProductsNot all bladder control symptoms are managed the same way – comfort, style, and protection are the keys to success. That’s why we have the right product for your symptoms and your lifestyle! At Frontier Home Medical, we have you covered.
Incontinence products are not one size fits all! You and your symptoms are unique, so your supplies should be too. No matter your level of leak, you should have products that fit your lifestyle and your needs.
Bladder Control Pads provide the best protection for women with light bladder leakage. Pads come in light, moderate, maximum, and ultimate absorbency options for optimal absorbency.
Male Guards are specifically designed to protect men against light leakage so they can feel fresh and comfortable every day. The guard should be placed inside briefs, never boxers, and secured with the attached adhesive strip. Once secured, men can go on with their day feeling clean and worry-free.
Briefs are designed for those that have persistent leakage and can’t get to the bathroom. Wearers will stay fresh and dry at all times, promoting comfort and healthy skin.
Prevail Smaller-sized briefs are designed with maximum leakage protection with heavy absorbency.
Daily underwear is designed for both men and women. They provide leakage protection for moderate bladder leakage while still being comfortable.
Tena Classic Protective Underwear is designed for comfort and convenience with moderate absorbency.
Underpads are designed to provide extra protection against leaks for beds, chairs, and other surfaces. They add an additional layer of security, particularly for those with heavy leakage. Underpads come in a range of sizes and absorbencies to meet your personal needs.
Pant liners are designed for men and women. Pant liners are a two-part system with a full-length adhesive strip that secures the product in the wearer’s underwear for leakage protection.
Disposable wash clothes are engineered to clean and refresh the skin following leaks or product changes. Each wipe is lotion enriched and contains Vitamin E and Aloe to soothe and moisturize as it cleanses the skin.
Childhood IncontinenceKeep your little cutie dry and happy with quality diapers and wipes. Cuties brand diapers offer function, comfort, and protection with superior quality and value. Sizing ranges from newborn diapers to 5T training pants, plus SleepOvers nighttime sleepers for older kids. All sizes include a hypoallergenic inner lining, soft, cloth-like outer cover, breathable inner leg cuffs, stretch waistband and side panels, and a wetness indicator.
Sleepovers are made for children over 4 years old to keep them dry through the night.
In order to qualify for incontinence supplies, your child will need:
Insurance & PaymentsIf your doctor has prescribed incontinence supplies for you, most Medicaid plans cover the cost of those products. While all insurance plans are different, our Incontinence experts will be able to check your eligibility and help you find the supplies that are covered by your insurance.
Medicaid may cover the cost of incontinence supplies at no cost to you! At Frontier Home Medical, we take care of checking your eligibility, helping you select your supplies, and billing your insurance. It’s as easy as 1..2..3.
While most private insurance plans do not cover the cost of incontinence supplies, HSAs can be used to pay for home medical equipment, including incontinence supplies.
Will Medicare cover adult incontinence products?
Original Medicare, Part A and B, does not consider adult diapers or other incontinence supplies, such as adult briefs, pads, or liners, to be Durable Medical Equipment (DME) or supplies, and therefore doesn’t cover these items.
Do Medicare Advantage or Medicare Replacement plans pay for incontinence supplies?
Some Medicare Advantage plans may offer coverage for incontinence supplies, but it varies by plan. It’s important to check with your specific plan to see what is covered and what costs you may be responsible for. Medicare Advantage (Medicare Part C) plans can offer benefits that Original Medicare (Medicare Part A and Part B) doesn’t cover. This means that Medicare Advantage plans may cover incontinence supplies for qualified plan beneficiaries.
Does Medicaid have to be my primary insurance to cover incontinence supplies?
Most state Medicaid plans cover the cost of incontinence supplies for beneficiaries with Medicaid as their primary or secondary insurance.
Will Medicaid pay for my incontinence supplies if I live in an assisted living?
Yes, Medicaid will still cover your supplies while you live in an assisted living.
Do I need a doctor’s prescription to receive urinary catheters from Frontier Home Medical?
Yes, you will need a prescription from your current primary care physician in order to receive your monthly supply order.
Are catheters covered by insurance?
Each plan is different, but our skilled Resupply team can verify your insurance and coverage of items prior to shipping supplies. Frontier Home Medical will bill your insurance directly. Upon verification of insurance, we may be able to provide you with an approximate out-of-pocket cost for your supplies. Frontier Home Medical bills and handles all insurance paperwork for you.
Will my monthly supplies order ship to me directly?
Yes, we ship direct to the patient in discreet packaging and offer free standard shipping and delivery.
Contact UsWe understand the importance of being comfortable while managing your incontinence symptoms. Our team cares about finding the products that give you the comfort that you need!
Contact our incontinence experts today at 888.326.3818 (option 2) or email us at resupply@frontierhomemedical.com.
To reorder your incontinence supplies online, please fill out our reorder form to have your supplies shipped to you.