Good news for diabetes patients πŸ‘‡
Yes — Medicare Part B does cover Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs), but only if certain conditions are met.

What Medicare Part B Covers
βœ” CGM sensors
βœ” Transmitters (if required)
βœ” Reader or receiver
βœ” Related supplies

After the Part B deductible, Medicare pays 80% and patients usually pay 20%.

Who Qualifies for CGM Coverage?
You may qualify if you:
βœ… Have Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes
βœ… Use insulin OR have a history of dangerous low blood sugar
βœ… Get a prescription from a licensed provider
βœ… Use a Medicare-approved DME supplier
βœ… Had a provider visit within the last 6 months

Which CGMs Are Covered?
βœ” Dexcom G6 & G7
βœ” FreeStyle Libre 2 & Libre 3

What Patients Pay
• Medicare: 80%
• Patient: 20% coinsurance
• With Medigap: often $0 out of pocket
• Medicare Advantage plans may vary

Many seniors simplify this process with telehealth care like Doko MD, which helps with:
βœ” Virtual eligibility visits
βœ” Medicare documentation
βœ” CGM prescriptions
βœ” Approved supplier guidance

Bottom Line
πŸ“‰ Medicare now makes CGMs more accessible than ever.
If you use insulin or struggle with low blood sugar, CGMs can be life-changing — and telehealth makes getting one easier πŸ’™