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Out-of-Pocket Cost
$0 with Medicare coverage
Best For
Medicare members with diabetes
What You Get
CGM device shipped to your door
Time to Check
About 60 seconds
Why we picked it
If you are on Medicare and live with diabetes, this is the benefit to check first. It verifies whether Medicare covers a Continuous Glucose Monitor for you, which means no more routine finger pricks and readings sent automatically around the clock. Qualified members pay nothing out of pocket, and the device ships straight to their door. The quiz takes about 60 seconds and covers your diabetes type, insulin use, and Medicare status. It ends with a free call with a Medicare benefits advisor who confirms coverage in minutes. For seniors on Part B who use insulin or test daily, this is as easy as benefits get.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Fully covered by Medicare for qualified members, $0 out of pocket
- No more routine finger pricks
- Device ships directly to your door
- Free call with a Medicare benefits advisor confirms coverage in minutes
- Eligibility check takes about 60 seconds
Cons
- Only for Medicare members, Part B enrollment matters
- Built for people with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes who use insulin or test often