Published: February 20, 2008

Access Diabetic Supply Helps to Save Lives by Providing Free Diabetic Meters

POMPANO BEACH, Fla., Feb. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Every one of us knows countless people who are diabetic. As an example, in theUnited States alone, over 18,000,000 people have diabetes! To make matters worse, if diabetics cannot properly control their insulin level, their disease could result in them succumbing to very serious conditions. In some cases these conditions can be lethal. The good news is that insulin can be controlled with a diabetes meter. The bad news is that with many diabetes meters costing over $100, they may pose a budgeting challenge for low-income diabetes sufferers. However, with Access Diabetic Supply, such individuals can qualify to get their diabetes monitors for free. The only requirement is that they must use Medicare as their insurance provider.

"They make it easy for me. I fill out the secure form on the computer, then I get my supplies by US Mail and they bill Medicare." Notes Dorothy Smoliam, a customer who took advantage of Access Diabetic Supply's offer.

The process involved to get a free diabetic meter is simple. First, one fills out their online enrollment form. They will have to supply their contact information, the name of their physician and details about their Medicare coverage. Once the enrollment form has been processed, Access Diabetic Supply verifies that everything is correct. If everything is in order, the company will call the patient to explain the benefits associated with joining their program. Shortly after that the patient will receive their diabetic meter. And if they need to use Access Diabetic Supply for other diabetes products, the company will ship them out free of charge every three months.

With Access Diabetes Supplies, poorer diabetes sufferers do not have to worry about how they are going to get to the pharmacy or even visit their doctor, since everything is mailed right to their door. As far as any prescriptions, the company contacts customers' physicians for them. They also take care of any necessary paperwork, making things even more convenient.

Diabetic sufferers with private insurance can benefit from Access Diabetes Supplies too, though they do not qualify for the company's free diabetes meter promotion. However, they still get a multitude of diabetes products, including the meters, delivered right to their door. Their insurance providers would pay at least 20 percent for these supplies.

For more information please visit: http://www.TheDiabetesRx.com/ade.

SOURCE Access Diabetic Supply

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