Braces provided by PeteDME, personalized for you
Receive a custom fit, medical-grade brace, at no cost for qualifying patients with insurance and/or Medicare
Introducing PeteDME
Studies show bracing in combination with PT improves outcomes better than treatment alone. If you qualify, you could receive a custom brace at no cost. Exclusively through PeteDME: Get started with one of our PeteHealth physical therapists for a custom bracing assessment!
a custom brace at no cost
We’re creating a new healthcare system. One built around you.
1-on-1 support from your personal physical therapist, helping you meet the goals you care about most.
Delivering better care for you
* Varies by insurance plans
One of our licensed physical therapists will come out to your home for a comprehensive evaluation to determine if you qualify for bracing and if so, what brace would be best suited for your needs.
PeteDME customizes bracing for your individual needs and is convenient for your schedule. Here's how easy it is:
1) One of our licensed PTs will screen you for a custom brace during a comprehensive initial evaluation
2) If you qualify, your PT will follow-up with a custom brace, fitting and personalized treatment plan
3) And in some cases, your custom brace and fitting will be covered by insurance and/or Medicare at no cost to you.
Plus, with PeteHealth, our PTs will come to you, it couldn't be easier!
If you qualify, PeteDME is fully covered by Medicare. If you have health insurance, chances are you'll be covered as well. However, our team will verify your benefits and provide a benefits summary prior to your first evaluation. Get started here.
Bracing has many benefits including: recovery from an injury, post-surgical healing, stabilization, swelling reduction and improved quality of life. In addition, studies show bracing in combination with PT improves patient satisfaction and outcomes better than treatment alone.
PeteDME offers the highest quality brace for each patient’s need so please note that brands and manufacturers may vary. You can always ask your PT for more information on the brace you are receiving.