NO OUT OF POCKET COST FOR A POWER CHAIR WITH MEDICARE AND SECONDARY If you Qualify

Any questions regarding Quality - Please call your local store!

Step By Step Consumer Guide to Medicare Coverage

The coverage criteria for power mobility device has changed and we want to help you better understand these changes. In order to determine if a power mobility device is right for you, you will need to follow these steps.

Step 1

Visit with your physician for a face-to-face examination and discuss your mobility options. Medicare requires a face-to-face examination with your physician prior to writing a prescription for a power mobility device.
During your exam, your physician must first consider the use of cane, walker, and manual wheelchair before considering a power mobility device. This must be supported in your medical records and a prescription can be written. A Physical Therapist or Occupational Therapist may also conduct an additional assessment if your physician deems it necessary.

Step 2

Have your physician fax 352-323-4802 or mail 1323 South 14th Street Leesburg, FL 34748 the written prescription and medical records to Mr. Mobility. We must receive the written prescription and supporting documentation (medical records) within 45 days from the date of your face-to-face examination.

Step 3

Mr. Mobility will conduct a home assessment to ensure that you have adequate access and space maneuver.
The primary reason for a power mobility device is to compensate for your mobility limitations within your home and your ability to perform activities of daily living including toileting, grooming, bathing, dressing and eating. Therefore, it is critical to determine your home environment will support the use of a power mobility device.

Step 4

Mr. Mobility will order the power mobility device prescribed by your physician or treating practitioner, deliver it to your home and instruct you on how to operate it. Delivery of the power mobility device must be done no more than 45 days following your face-to-face exam.