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PureWick Insurance Coverage

Does Medicare cover PureWick?
For many patients, yes — here's how to find out.*

Medicare Part B covers the PureWick Female External Catheter system for eligible patients managing urinary incontinence at home. RA Fischer handles the authorization process on your behalf.

Already have a PureWick system? Monthly wick refills may also be covered — contact us to check.

Medicare Part B Medicare Advantage Most private insurance plans HSA / FSA eligible
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* Coverage varies by plan and individual eligibility. Contact us to verify your specific plan at no obligation.

Who qualifies for coverage

Medicare typically covers PureWick for patients who meet the following criteria. Contact us to confirm your eligibility.

Diagnosed urinary incontinence
Documented diagnosis from a treating physician required
Medicare Part B enrolled
Active Medicare Part B coverage required for DME benefits
Physician order for home use
Your doctor prescribes the external catheter for home use
External catheter patient
Currently available for female urinary incontinence management

How to get PureWick covered — step by step

1
Contact us to start your coverage check
Call or fill out the contact form. We verify your insurance plan and confirm coverage before anything else happens — no commitment required.
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2
Get a physician order
Your doctor needs to document your diagnosis and complete our 3-page authorization form, including chart notes confirming urinary incontinence. We will send the paperwork directly to your doctor's office.
3
Complete the authorization paperwork
Download the fillable authorization form below, or we'll walk you through it. RA Fischer submits directly to your insurance company on your behalf.
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4
Approval and delivery
Once approved, we ship your PureWick system directly to your door. Monthly wick refills are also covered under most plans once authorization is in place.

Authorization forms

Download, complete, and return to RA Fischer. We handle all submission to your insurer.

PureWick Female External Catheter system supplied by RA Fischer Co.

PureWick Female External Catheter — available through RA Fischer Co.

PureWick Authorization Form
Medicare & most private insurance — fillable PDF
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Please ensure your physician completes all fields marked with an asterisk, including chart notes documenting urinary incontinence. Incomplete forms will delay authorization.

Frequently asked questions

In many cases, yes. Medicare Part B may cover the PureWick system as durable medical equipment (DME) for home use when prescribed by a physician and supplied through an approved DME provider like RA Fischer. Coverage depends on your specific plan and eligibility. Contact us to verify your plan at no obligation.
Many Medicare Advantage and private insurance plans cover PureWick when a physician order and supporting documentation are on file. Coverage criteria and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan. Contact us and we will verify your specific plan before you commit to anything.
Monthly wick refills may be covered under Medicare Advantage and private insurance plans. Importantly, you do not need to have originally purchased your PureWick system through RA Fischer to qualify for refill coverage. Contact us to check your plan's refill eligibility.
Medicare covers 30 wicks every 30 days for eligible patients. This applies once your initial authorization is in place. Contact us to confirm your plan's specific refill coverage.
Your physician needs to complete our 3-page authorization form in full, including all fields marked with an asterisk, along with chart notes documenting urinary incontinence. RA Fischer will send the paperwork directly to your doctor's office. Incomplete forms are the most common cause of delays, so we follow up with the physician's office to make sure everything is in order.

Ready to check your coverage?

Our team verifies your insurance, handles all authorization paperwork, and ships directly to you. Most patients are covered — let us confirm yours.