Where is the best place to buy crutches in American Samoa?

For same-day pickup, a pharmacy near you is usually fastest and cheapest for basic underarm crutches. For a proper fitting, more than one style to try, or anything you plan to use for months, a medical supply dealer is the better stop. Pago Pago has the widest choice in the state with 8 listed suppliers.

Does American Samoa Medicaid or Medicare pay for crutches?

Medicare Part B treats crutches as durable medical equipment and generally pays 80% of the approved amount after your deductible, provided you have a written order and use a supplier enrolled in Medicare. State Medicaid rules vary. See the full breakdown.

How many crutch suppliers are in American Samoa?

8 businesses across 1 places are registered with Medicare as equipment suppliers or pharmacies. Not every one keeps crutches in stock, which is why each listing here carries a phone number.

Crutch suppliers in American Samoa

8 businesses across 1 place in American Samoa are registered with Medicare as suppliers of medical equipment or as pharmacies: 8 medical supply and home equipment dealers. Pago Pago has the most at 8. Supply is concentrated: American Samoa's listings cluster in a relatively small number of towns.

Listed suppliers: 8
Cities & towns: 1
Supply dealers: 8
Pharmacies: 0

By supplier type

Medical supply store

Usually carries underarm and forearm crutches, walkers, canes, and knee scooters. Most bill Medicare and private insurance, which needs a prescription from your doctor.

Largest markets in American Samoa

by number of suppliers

Pago Pago 8

Every city and town

1 places

Pago Pago 8

Buying crutches in American Samoa

Where is the best place to buy crutches in American Samoa?: For same-day pickup, a pharmacy near you is usually fastest and cheapest for basic underarm crutches. For a proper fitting, more than one style to try, or anything you plan to use for months, a medical supply dealer is the better stop. Pago Pago has the widest choice in the state with 8 listed suppliers.
Does American Samoa Medicaid or Medicare pay for crutches?: Medicare Part B treats crutches as durable medical equipment and generally pays 80% of the approved amount after your deductible, provided you have a written order and use a supplier enrolled in Medicare. State Medicaid rules vary. See the full breakdown.
How many crutch suppliers are in American Samoa?: 8 businesses across 1 places are registered with Medicare as equipment suppliers or pharmacies. Not every one keeps crutches in stock, which is why each listing here carries a phone number.