The coverage I quoted was from the official Medicare Handbook. What is paid and what isn't depends on what procedure you have, inpatient or out, etc. Ask your doctor. Contact the insurance companys. Most likely you will still be responsible for a co-pay.

Well, I did the ride. Ended up doing 20 miles (pretty level). No pain, but a hell of a lot of discomfort. Especially the longer I rode. Lots of squirming around. First,there was the Bulge. Stuck out like waving a flag, so I wore my longer jersey. Then I had to shift around a lot to get all the "...

Thanks, Greg.

So I'm making progress on getting back to biking. I already had a seat with the cutout in the middle. The one I have also has the nose pointed down. Anyway, I tilted the seat forward some (had to experiment). Put on my bib shorts with the thickest padding. The bib straps keep the pad in place and ti...

It has been about two years since I've had intercourse with my wife. At that point nothing kept me hard enough to have penetration. I'm currently at 32 days post op. I have my 6 week followup appointment with my doc next Wednesday. He'll "officially" start me cycling and probably give me t...

Part A covers inpatient hospital and nursing care and Part B covers outpatient and doctor care.

Thanks.
Yeah, I also ride a Dyna Super Glide Custom. Little bigger seat.

Are there any avid bicyclists out there with penile implants ? Do you still bike ? How long did it take you before you could get back into it ? I'm only one month post implant but I can't even sit on my bike seat without pain. Hurts my scrotum where the stitches were. Got a different seat but it did...

Congrats, Capn.
All the way around.

Stiffness surgery, I like that.
Thanks for the words of encouragement .
I'm ready to get this ball rollin, so to speak.