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Minnesota Medicaid Coverage for Catheters

Minnesota Medicaid Coverage for CathetersDoes Minnesota Medicaid Cover Catheters?

Yes, Minnesota Medicaid may cover medically necessary catheter supplies for eligible members. Depending on your prescription and coverage requirements, this may include straight, coudé, hydrophilic, or closed system catheters.

180 Medical offers a wide selection of intermittent catheter types and brands. If you’re ready to explore catheter options that meet your prescription and individual needs, contact us.

How Many Catheters Can I Receive Through Minnesota Medicaid?

To receive catheter supplies through your Minnesota Medicaid plan, you’ll need a prescription from a qualified healthcare provider. Additional medical documentation may also be required to support the prescribed supplies.

Minnesota Medicaid may cover up to 180 intermittent catheters per month. If your medical needs require more than 180 catheters per month, additional quantities may be covered with authorization and supporting documentation.

Insurance requirements can be difficult to sort through, but our specialists can verify your benefits and help you understand your Minnesota Medicaid catheter coverage.

180 Medical is in network with all 50 state Medicaid plans

Ready to Get Your First Order of Catheter Supplies?

Contact 180 Medical to learn more about your Minnesota Medicaid coverage and what may be required to get started. Our specialists can verify your benefits and work with your healthcare provider to help coordinate any additional documentation your plan requires.

We can also review intermittent catheter options that meet your prescription, coverage requirements, and product preferences. Contact us during business hours, and we’ll help you get started with your catheter supply order.

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Disclaimer: Product and sample availability may vary based on your insurance plan, prescription, and other requirements. Please consult your healthcare provider with any questions about your condition, treatment, or medical supply needs.