🌟 How to Get Free Diapers & Wipes Through Health Insurance

Many autism parents don’t know that their child’s health insurance may cover diapers, pull-ups, and wipes if their child has a medical need (Autism Specrum Disorder) and struggles with potty training.

Follow these simple steps:

📞 Step 1: Contact Your Child’s Health Insurance

Call your child’s insurance company and ask if they cover medical supplies such as diapers, pull-ups, and wipes for your special needs child.

🩺 Step 2: Talk to Your Pediatrician

Tell your child’s pediatrician that your child is still having accidents and is struggling with potty training. Also mention that you are spending a fortune on diapers and wipes, and that you were told that their insurance could cover these expenses.

📝 Step 3: Get a Prescription

Ask the pediatrician to write your child a prescription for incontinence supplies (diapers/pull-ups/wipes).

🏥 Step 4: Find a Medical Supply Company

Contact medical supply companies and ask if they accept your child’s insurance and provide diapers and wipes. Click here for a free list of some medical supply companies.

List of Medical Suppliers

📄 Step 5: Send the Prescription

Send the prescription to the medical supply company so they can submit it to your insurance for approval.

📦 Step 6: Receive Monthly Supplies

Once approved, you can start receiving diapers and wipes delivered to your home through the supply company.

💡 Helpful Tip:

Most insurance companies require children to be age 3 or older and have a documented medical reason (Autism Spectrum Disorder) for needing incontinence supplies.