Order through your health insurance with Neb Medical
We are trained and dedicated to supporting your needs
Shipping is always free and packaged discreetly
You can order online or by phone and we will follow up monthly so you can relax
Submit the Order Through Insurance form.
This form collects your basic information, including insurance, so we can verify your benefits. One of our highly trained representatives will contact you to discuss your cover age.
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You’ll be able to choose from a variety of high-quality products covered by your insurance, including pull-ups, briefs, bladder control pads, protective underwear or catheters.
Prescription
You’ll be able to choose from a variety of high-quality products covered by your insurance, including pull-ups, briefs, bladder control pads, protective underwear or catheters.
Product Shipped
You’ll be able to choose from a variety of high-quality products covered by your insurance, including pull-ups, briefs, bladder control pads, protective underwear or catheters.
Resupply
You’ll be able to choose from a variety of high-quality products covered by your insurance, including pull-ups, briefs, bladder control pads, protective underwear or catheters.
We will call, text, or email you on a monthly basis, or as needed, to refill your supplies.
Aged 4 or older, have incontinence or are not potty trained due to an underlying medical condition such as autism, Down syndrome, etc.
Medical necessity letter or prescription from your pediatrician.
An accurate record of diagnostic information pertaining to the underlying condition as well as any other medical diagnoses
The number of times per day your child’s pediatrician has ordered the incontinence supplies to be used.
The number of disposable incontinence supplies requested per month.
The maximum authorization to receive up to twelve months of products at a time with updated clinical notes.
A Medicaid or other accepted insurance plan.
A prescription for incontinence from a healthcare provider.
An underlying medical condition or diagnosis that causes incontinence, such as Parkinson’s disease, ADHD, autism, spinal cord injury, etc.