Compression socks are a recognized therapeutic tool to support vein health and improve blood circulation. Whether you wear them at work, while travelling, during pregnancy, or to relieve medical symptoms like varicose veins or swelling, you’ll be pleased to know they may be reimbursed by your private insurance—and in some cases, even by your provincial health insurance plan.
Here’s what you need to know.
Most private insurers require a medical prescription for reimbursement. This prescription usually includes:
This documentation is essential to prove that the socks are being used for therapeutic purposes—not just for comfort or light prevention.
This depends on your specific insurance plan, but many insurers reimburse up to two pairs of compression socks per year. Coverage is often available for those suffering from:
Some provincial health insurance plans may also provide full or partial coverage in specific medical cases. It’s best to check directly with your insurance provider or pharmacist.
The Supporo collection of medium, high, and medical-grade compression socks, thigh-highs, and pantyhose is designed to meet a wide range of therapeutic needs, from moderate support to clinically recommended treatment. Whether you're wearing them for daily comfort, travel, athletic recovery, or medical reasons, each Supporo product is crafted to deliver optimal compression benefits.
With a prescription from your physician and confirmation from your insurance provider, you may be eligible for partial or full reimbursement for your compression needs.
Compression socks don’t just benefit your legs—they may also benefit your wallet! With a valid medical prescription, your Supporo socks could be covered by insurance. Don’t wait for leg pain to speak with your doctor—take action today.
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