Insurance Covered Back Braces Offers Back Braces For Chronic Back Pain

Insurance Covered Back Braces, based in Bloomington, Illinois, has announced that they are offering high quality back braces for chronic back pain that can be obtained for free through insurance. The company chooses the best lightweight, modular back brace designs that have been proven to provide pain relief and comfort. More information about these insurance covered back braces can be obtained at insurancecoveredbackbraces.com.

A spokesperson for Insurance Covered Back Braces says, “Insurance Covered Back Braces (ICBB) was created to provide an easy, straightforward way to receive a back brace through insurance. ICBB is part of a larger company – MedSource, LLC – which has been a leading provider of medical equipment for decades.”

To help people place their order, the ICCB website has a web page, which provides a step by step process for ordering a back brace from them. First, they will need to complete and submit the online order form that is available on that page. ICBB will then contact the insurance company of the customers and then inform them regarding the coverage for their brace. The company will also request for a prescription from the customers’ doctor and then submit the necessary documents and paperwork to the insurance company. The back braces will be shipped directly to the customers’ home, with shipping provided free of charge.

A back brace may be prescribed by a doctor for various reasons. A back brace is usually needed by someone who has undergone a surgical procedure to allow the muscles to heal and provide support and protection for the back. It may also be required to help decrease chronic pain and support weak spinal muscles by minimizing motion in the trunk. When back braces are required for a certain medical condition, the insurance company will usually ask for doctor’s prescription.

Meanwhile, MedSource, the parent company of ICBB, has more than 20 years of experience in billing insurance companies for quality medical equipment products like back braces. MedSource has signed a contract with all of the major insurance firms, Medicare, and most Medicaid plans. The best way to determine exactly what is the customer’s coverage is by accomplishing the Am I Covered online form or by contacting ICBB.

The amount that the customers will need to pay for the back braces will depend on several factors, which are unique to their insurance plan. Medicare will usually pay for 80 percent of covered durable medical costs while most supplements will pay the 20 percent Medicare coinsurance and the Medicare deductible, which leaves customers with nothing to pay. Usually, Medicaid will cover 100 percent of most durable medical equipment. Meanwhile, commercial insurance plans through individual or employer plans have different levels of benefits, deductibles, and coinsurance out of pocket limits.

The company will verify the customers’ insurance within 24 hours of receiving their order and doctor’s prescription. The customer support team will then inform customers when they will receive their back brace based on their insurance company’s guidelines. Shipping from the company to the customers will vary from one to five business days.

Meanwhile, the Delta 31 LSO Back Brace is one of the back braces that are available at ICBB. Importance features of this particular brace include the fact that it is lightweight, it can be custom-fitted, and it can accommodate waist sizes from 25 inches to 68 inches. Another available back brace is the Delta 37 LSO Back Brace, which is similar to the Delta 31 but with the addition of lateral support.

MedSource is a leading provider of quality medical equipment and they created Insurance Covered Back Braces to provide people who are suffering from chronic back pain a way to get the relief that they need with little or no expenses for them. MedSource is accredited by the Joint Commission and ICCB has established an excellent reputation by focusing on the provision of the best service and support and ensuring that they are focused on customers’ needs.

Those who have questions regarding the insurance covered back braces can visit their website or contact them by phone or by email.