Has anyone got Medicare to pay for implant surgery below its age requirement?
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ElbowRoom
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Re: Has anyone got Medicare to pay for implant surgery below its age requirement?
How could you? You’re not eligible for the insurance, so no way they’d cover you. It’s like asking if you can get Allstate to cover your surgery even if you don’t have a policy with them.
58yo Coloplast Titan 28cm Penoscrotal with Dr. Hakky 10/21/2025.
Pre-op erect measurements:
8.5"L and 6.5"C
Post-op: 8”L and 6”C at one week.
8.5” and 6”C at three weeks with full glans engorgement
Pre-op erect measurements:
8.5"L and 6.5"C
Post-op: 8”L and 6”C at one week.
8.5” and 6”C at three weeks with full glans engorgement
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Wooody
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Re: Has anyone got Medicare to pay for implant surgery below its age requirement?
macoza wrote:ElbowRoom wrote:How could you? You’re not eligible for the insurance, so no way they’d cover you. It’s like asking if you can get Allstate to cover your surgery even if you don’t have a policy with them.
Duhh no kidding.. Thats why I'm asking if its possible for Medicare to make an exception. Why are there so many old trolls online?
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Dude, another rude comment from you?! You're the one looking like the troll here. Don't expect many more responses to your posts with your attitude!
Titan Classic 22cm + 1cm RTEs - 2/25 - Dr Karpman, Bay Area CA
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vincentarpino
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Re: Has anyone got Medicare to pay for implant surgery below its age requirement?
Hey pal:
I think you should apply the "Duh" comment to yourself and take a good look in the mirror. Medicare is for people on SSDI, Social Security or at 65 when you become eligible. Why would Medicare make an exception just for YOU? If you're permanently disabled and qualify for SSDI, then you will go on Medicare and it will pay for your surgery. Other than that, you'll have to find another way to pay for it. Like through your current health insurance plan. Or, start a GoFundMe campaign.
I think you should apply the "Duh" comment to yourself and take a good look in the mirror. Medicare is for people on SSDI, Social Security or at 65 when you become eligible. Why would Medicare make an exception just for YOU? If you're permanently disabled and qualify for SSDI, then you will go on Medicare and it will pay for your surgery. Other than that, you'll have to find another way to pay for it. Like through your current health insurance plan. Or, start a GoFundMe campaign.
66 yrs old. 3X colorectal cancer and survivor. Twice Stage 4. Between chemo and Type 2 diabetes, it's all taken toll on my ED. Pills, VED, HRT no longer work. No injections for me. Had AMS LGX with Tenacio implanted on 11/4/25. 15cm with 2cmRTE.
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staphylococcusecoli
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Re: Has anyone got Medicare to pay for implant surgery below its age requirement?
Macoza, please, you're rudeness (see attached) has to stop. This is an international forum for friendship and support, not for expressing disrespect in an unprofessional manner.
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