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What happens if my prosthetic gets damaged? are prosthetics insured against damage? what happens if mine is somehow damaged?
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Medical insurance: Prosthetic repairs are usually covered by medical insurance. A physician will need to examine you and provide a prescription for the repairs. Depending on the insurance coverage the person may have to pay for part of the cost.
Answered 3/2/2013
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