which includes inpatient care such as hospital stays. Part B is medical insurance. It pays for tests to help find the cause of incontinence, but it does not cover adult diapers as they do not ...

Urinary incontinence affects over 25 million Americans, yet many feel too embarrassed to discuss it with their doctor.

Original Medicare doesn't cover absorbent incontinence supplies like adult diapers, underwear and pads. But Medicare Advantage plans often have extra perks and you might be able to find one that ...

Some parts of Medicare, including some Medicare Advantage plans, may help with the costs of adult diapers. Learn more here.