Medicare-approved and covered. Every chair is prescribed to your diagnosis and evaluation.
Feroz Medical handles the full process from evaluation, authorization, fitting, and delivery throughout the Los Angeles area & Southern California.
Medicare covers complex rehab technology power wheelchairs for beneficiaries with specific medical conditions that prevent them from self-propelling a manual chair and whose mobility limitations can't be addressed by a standard power chair.
This list reflects the most some of the most common qualifying diagnoses. Eligibility depends on if the equipment is deemed medically necessary for the individual's functional limitations. A diagnosis alone is not sufficient — clinical need is what's evaluated.
Medicare requires every component to be clinically justified and documented. Our RESNA-certified ATP and team ensure your evaluation and documentation accurately reflect your needs — so you get the equipment you're entitled to.
Configured to your body measurements and postural needs. Factors such as positioning, skin integrity concerns, & tone management all shape the seat design.
Tilt shifts the patient's weight backward without changing the hip angle, which redistributes pressure to prevent skin breakdown and pressure injuries during extended sitting. It also supports better posture, helps manage tone and spasticity, makes transfers easier for caregivers, and can improve daily comfort and function.
Elevating leg supports improve circulation, reduce swelling, and help manage tone and lower extremity positioning. Beneficial for patients who spend extended periods in their chair.
For patients who are unable to operate a standard joystick, alternative drive controls such as sip-and-puff, head arrays, and attendant controls are clinically evaluated and prescribed based on the patient's specific needs and abilities.
Real builds from our patients
A short demonstration of how a power base drives, tilts, and reclines. Every chair we deliver is configured to the individual evaluation.
This is one of several power wheelchair bases we provide.
Medicare and other insurers require a detailed clinical submission before a Group 3 power wheelchair can be delivered. Our team manages the entire documentation and submission process — ensuring everything is complete, accurate, and submitted correctly the first time.
Most denials happen because the documentation doesn’t adequately establish medical necessity, not necessarily because the patient doesn’t qualify. Our process is built around getting the documentation right. We work closely with your physician to gather what’s needed and review everything before submission.
As individuals' conditions evolve and new components become necessary, our team guides and manages the reauthorization process — ensuring their equipment continues to support their clinical needs over time. We work closely with providers to ensure the process is as straightforward and efficient as possible.
What's the Difference Between a Standard & Custom Wheelchair?
A standard power chair suits people have relatively simple mobility needs. A CRT power wheelchair is a configurable clinical device. Custom seating, specialized controls, and precise positioning are all prescribed for people with significant neurological or musculoskeletal conditions.
Do You Provide Group 2 Chairs?
Yes. In addition to complex rehab technology (Group 3) power wheelchairs, we provide Group 2 power wheelchairs for patients whose mobility needs don’t require a fully customized chair. If you’re unsure which category applies to your situation, your physician’s evaluation and our assessment will determine the appropriate level of equipment for your diagnosis and functional limitations.
How Long Does the Process Take?
Timelines from intake to delivery vary depending on authorization requirements and equipment type. Custom power and manual wheelchairs typically take several weeks & about 1-3 months from the time of order, as each chair is custom-built to the patient's specific needs.
How does Medicare Coverage Work for Custom Wheelchairs?
Medicare covers 80% after your Part B deductible. Secondary insurance typically covers the rest of the 20%. Medicare also only covers one wheelchair every 5 years.
I Already Have a Prescription — What Now?
Call us at (323) 263-3804 or contact us here. We’ll verify your insurance and walk you through what comes next for your case.
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