How To Get Incontinence Supplies Through Alaska Medicaid

Alaska Medicaid is a joint state and federal insurance program that offers health coverage and long-term care services to low-income adults, children, pregnant women, seniors, and individuals living with disabilities. If you are enrolled in a qualifying Alaska Medicaid plan, you may be eligible to receive low-cost or free incontinence supplies.

Can I Receive Incontinence Supplies through Alaska Medicaid?

Yes, Alaska Medicaid will pay for incontinence supplies when prescribed by a physician for use in chronic pathologic conditions that cause incontinence. These medically necessary items include diapers, protective underwear, disposable underpads, bladder control pads, and reusable underwear. 

What are the requirements to receive incontinence supplies from Alaska Medicaid?

Alaska Medicaid covers incontinence supplies that are medically necessary to treat a patient’s condition. In order to receive incontinence supplies from AK Medicaid, you must have the following:

• A medical diagnosis resulting in incontinence 
• A signed prescription by doctor for specific incontinence supplies 
• Amount of incontinence supplies needed on a daily basis

Alaska Medicaid does not cover incontinence supplies for children under 3 years old.

How to receive SPC incontinence supplies through Alaska Medicaid?

San Pablo Commercial currently does not provide incontinence supplies through Alaska Medicaid. You can place an order on our website and get our products shipped directly to you.

How to determine if you are eligible to receive Alaska Medicaid benefits?

Medicaid eligibility in Alaska is based on income. To determine if you are eligible to receive Medicaid benefits from the State of Alaska, visit the ARIES Self Service Portal to see if you qualify.

How to apply for Alaska Medicaid?

If you are eligible for Alaska Medicaid coverage, you can apply online and submit an application via www.healthcare.gov. If you need help applying or have any general questions, you can call the Virtual Contact Center at 1-800-478-7778. For additional support, please locate your local Department Contact in Alaska.