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Savings Report Checker

Medicare allows about
$0 a month
for their supplies.
Tap + to count your residents.

How many residents have:

Count residents who are not on a Part A stay.

Wounds
0
Catheters
0
Ostomies
0
Feeding tubes
0

This is an estimate, not a promise of payment. It shows what Medicare's public fee schedule allows for common supplies. Medicare pays only when the resident qualifies, the supply is covered and the chart supports it.

See how we got this number
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This tool gives general information. It is not billing, coding, legal or financial advice.

The amounts come from the Medicare DMEPOS fee schedule published by CMS for . Feeding tube supply amounts come from Medicare's 2026 enteral nutrition fee schedule. They are allowed amounts for traditional Medicare. Medicare pays 80% and the remaining 20% is coinsurance. Medicare Advantage and commercial plans pay different amounts.

The estimate uses assumed supplies and quantities. Your residents' real supplies, quantities and coverage will differ. Medicare does not cover supplies during a Part A stay, and it denies claims that lack eligibility, medical need or documentation.

The estimate does not show what any supplier billed or was paid. Burst Billing is not affiliated with CMS or Medicare. Never enter resident information.

Source: Medicare DMEPOS fee schedule, , from CMS.gov. Amounts are per unit for traditional Medicare. Medicare pays 80% of the allowed amount and the rest is coinsurance. Medicare Advantage and commercial plans pay different amounts. General information only. This is not billing advice. Nothing you enter here leaves your device.