To get a continuous glucose monitor on a Medicare advantage plan you have to work with that insurance plan. To get a Medicare supplement and traditional Medicare to pay for your continuous glucose monitor you must use a durable medical equipment provider in your Medicare region. Your doctor should know where to send that prescription and what types of monitors they cover. | Sylvia Gordon

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