Medicare mail-order
Coudé-tip catheters, delivered by mail
Coudé (curved-tip) catheters for difficult insertion, delivered monthly. We ship to your door anywhere Medicare reaches, and we verify your coverage before the first box leaves.
A coudé catheter has a curved, tapered tip that navigates past an obstruction a straight catheter can't — commonly a urethral stricture, false passage, or enlarged prostate. We ship coudé-tip intermittent catheters from the major brands on monthly auto-resupply, and we make sure your prescriber's documentation matches what Medicare requires so the claim goes through.
What we ship
- Coudé (curved-tip) intermittent catheters, uncoated and hydrophilic
- Olive-tip and tapered-tip variants
- Sterile single-use packaging
- Lubricating jelly and insertion supplies when needed
What Medicare covers
Medicare Part B covers coudé-tip intermittent catheters when you qualify for catheterization and your records document why a straight tip won't work — for example a urethral stricture, false passage, or enlarged prostate. The monthly quantity is the same as straight catheters (commonly up to ~200). We confirm the documentation and covered quantity before shipping.
HCPCS: A4352
Resupply cadence
Monthly auto-resupply. We reach out before each shipment to confirm you still need it (a Medicare requirement) and only ship what's covered.
How mail-order resupply works
Free coverage check
Send us your member ID, date of birth, and state. We run the eligibility check with your payer and call back with a plain-English answer — usually the same business day.
We handle the paperwork
We coordinate the prescription and documentation Medicare requires directly with your physician's office — you don't chase signatures or fax forms.
It ships to your door
Your supplies arrive by mail on a recurring schedule. We confirm before each resupply (a Medicare requirement) so you're never short and never overstocked.
FAQ
Coudé catheters — common questions
Why does Medicare require extra documentation for a coudé catheter?+
Because the curved tip is for a specific reason — navigating an obstruction a straight tip can't pass. Medicare covers it when your provider documents that reason (stricture, false passage, enlarged prostate, etc.). We help make sure the order matches the requirement so it isn't denied.
Do coudé catheters count against the 200-per-month limit?+
Yes — coudé catheters fall under the same monthly quantity as straight intermittent catheters (commonly up to about 200). The difference is the added documentation for the curved tip, not the quantity.
Can I get hydrophilic (pre-lubricated) coudé catheters?+
Yes. We carry coudé catheters in both uncoated and hydrophilic-coated options. Which one Medicare covers depends on your documented clinical need; we'll tell you what your plan covers on the callback.
More mail-order supplies
Every category ships nationwide with the same coverage check.
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