Yes, Medicare Part B may cover specific types of orthotic shoes for people with diabetes and diabetic neuropathy when deemed medically necessary and prescribed by a qualified healthcare professional.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said ... treat diabetes from its Optum Home Delivery Pharmacy and coverage for diabetic shoes and foot care. CSNPs also include a $25 out-of-pocket ...

The store participates in the Medicare Therapeutic Shoe Program, which can cover the cost of inserts and shoes when a doctor prescribes them for people with diabetes. (The store does not accept ...

The Democratic presidential nominee announced on “The View” her plan to expand Medicare services to include at-home elder ...

The men began by toasting to Medicare and Joan ... I don't think it's possible for me to watch this show and not cry. They covered a lot of ground. They talked about honesty.

If you're looking for a flexible shoe, Cunha recommends the Kizik Roamer, which features a stretchable knit upper that flexes ...

Medicare covers blood sugar (glucose) test strips for people with diabetes under Part B (medical insurance) if you get them from a Medicare-approved supplier. You may need to meet certain criteria.

The cap applies to those who have Part D prescription drug coverage, whether through a stand-alone plan or as part of a ...