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Brooklyn · all five boroughs

New York’s workers’ comp & no-fault DME desk.

Hurt on the job or in a car accident and prescribed equipment? Send us the referral. We verify the claim path, coordinate the paperwork, and handle delivery, fitting, and carrier billing — for patients, attorneys, providers, and adjusters.

Prescription required · $0 out of pocket where the claim applies and documentation is complete.

What a referral needs

  • The prescription

    Required for every WC and no-fault referral

  • Claim details

    Claim number and carrier, if you have them

  • Who’s referring

    Patient, attorney, provider, or adjuster

  • Where it’s going

    Delivery or fitting address in New York

Missing something? Send it anyway — we tell you exactly what to send next.

How do I get DME covered by workers’ comp or no-fault in NY?

Get a prescription from your treating provider, then send it to us with the claim number and carrier — online, by phone, or by fax. We confirm the claim path, flag anything that needs prior authorization, and bill the carrier where eligible. Complete referrals are reviewed the next business day.

How it works

From prescription to delivered equipment

One desk carries the referral the whole way, so nobody on the file has to project-manage it.

See the Full Journey
  1. Prescription written

    Your doctor prescribes the equipment. That prescription is the key to the whole claim path — workers’ comp and no-fault both require it.

  2. Referral sent

    Patient, attorney, provider, or adjuster sends it — online form, phone, or fax. If something is missing, we tell you exactly what to send.

  3. Claim path verified

    We review the prescription and claim details before anything ships, and coordinate documentation with the doctor, attorney, or adjuster.

  4. Delivered, fitted, billed

    Equipment is delivered and fitted, and we handle billing and status follow-up. We bill the carrier where eligible.

The equipment

The equipment this desk moves

Real recovery equipment, delivered and fitted under your claim — not a catalog to shop, just proof of what moves through the desk every day.

Promises we can keep

Coverage decisions belong to the carrier — so we don’t promise those. These are the standards the desk runs on.

  • Next-day

    Referral review

  • WC + NF

    New York claim paths we handle daily

  • 5

    Boroughs served from Brooklyn

  • Rx-first

    Documentation confirmed before fulfillment

New York first

The New York rules, translated

Workers’ comp and no-fault each run on their own rulebook. We work inside both every day — here’s the short version.

What does NY workers’ comp cover for DME?

The Official NY Workers’ Comp DME Fee Schedule lists covered equipment item by item, with set purchase and rental prices. Some items first need prior authorization — submitted through OnBoard by the Board-authorized prescribing provider, not the supplier. We check the schedule and flag PAR items before the order moves.

Workers’ Comp DME in New York

Who pays for equipment after a car accident in NY?

In eligible no-fault claims, the auto carrier pays for prescribed equipment under Regulation 68 — usually through an assignment of benefits (AOB), so the bill goes to the insurer, not the patient. Complete paperwork is what makes that work; we review the prescription and claim details before fulfillment.

No-Fault DME in New York

The fine print, up front

Prescription required, always — and some workers’ comp items need provider-submitted prior authorization through OnBoard before we can fill them. We bill the carrier where eligible; coverage itself turns on claim eligibility, documentation, and payer review.