Download, complete, and submit the forms needed to access durable medical equipment, Medicare coverage, and CDI services — all in one place.
Important: All forms on this page must be completed and signed by a licensed healthcare professional before submission. A completed form does not guarantee insurance coverage. For questions, contact us at info@centerfordisabilityinnovations.com or call 866-992-7702.
The primary document required to initiate Medicare or insurance coverage for durable medical equipment.
Required for Medicare Part B and insurance coverage · Must be completed by a licensed provider
A Durable Medical Equipment (DME) prescription — also called a DME script — is a required document for equipment covered by Medicare and most insurance plans. It allows your healthcare provider to formally document medical necessity, ensuring you receive the right equipment and that your coverage claim is processed without delay.
Without a properly completed DME prescription, insurance coverage may be delayed or denied — even when the equipment is medically necessary.
A completed DME prescription does not guarantee insurance coverage. Coverage decisions depend on medical necessity, plan guidelines, and supplier participation. For official Medicare information, visit www.medicare.gov.
You may need a DME prescription in any of the following situations.
For walkers, wheelchairs, rollators, beds, or other equipment under Part B.
A new prescription may be required when existing equipment needs replacement.
After hip, knee, or other procedures requiring mobility or homecare equipment.
Conditions affecting mobility, balance, breathing, or daily living activities.
Oxygen concentrators and respiratory DME require a signed prescription.
Caregivers and facilities ordering equipment on behalf of a patient.
Follow these steps to ensure your DME prescription is completed correctly and processed without delays.
Click the download button above to get the PDF. It's free and requires no account or sign-up.
Your doctor, nurse practitioner, or qualified provider must complete and sign the form based on your condition and needs.
Return the signed prescription along with any required insurance or identification documentation to our team.
Once received, our team will use the prescription to help process your DME request efficiently and coordinate with your insurer.
Our team can guide you through the documentation process, answer questions about Medicare coverage, and help ensure your request is processed smoothly.