Serving Georgia and the surrounding area
Find out what you qualify for.Medicare, diabetic shoes, glucose monitors.
Deborah helps people cut through the confusion — what their Medicare covers, which diabetic shoes are helped with, and whether a glucose monitor is covered for them. Checking is free, with no obligation. Where you qualify, the supplies often cost you nothing.
No medical claims and no promises about approval — just an honest check of what your plan may help with.
- Free to check what you qualify for
- No fee, no consultation charge, no catch. Ask, and if nothing fits you, that is a fine answer.
- No obligation, ever
- You can check and then decide it is not for you. Nobody is going to keep calling you afterward.
- Help from a real person
- Deborah answers herself. You are not routed to a queue, a script, or a recording.
- A fast reply
- Most people hear back the same day. Leave your number and she will call you.
Three things, done properly
Pick the one you need. Or say you're not sure — that's common.
How it works
Three steps, and the first one is thirty seconds.
No forms to print, no office to drive to, no jargon. Deborah does the looking-up; you just answer the phone when she calls back.
- 1
Send your info
Your name, your phone number, and what you need help with. It takes about thirty seconds.
- 2
She checks what you qualify for
Deborah looks at your plan and your situation — the footwear benefit, the monitor rules, the coverage rules — and tells you plainly where you stand.
- 3
She follows up with you
A call back with a straight answer, plus what the next step would be if you want to take it. You decide from there.
Ready when you are — it costs nothing to ask.
Send my info
A real person, not a call center
“I got tired of watching people give up on paperwork.”
Deborah Massey lives and works right here, and she has spent years helping neighbors and friends figure out what their Medicare actually does — and helping people with diabetes get the shoes and the testing supplies they were told were out of reach.
She is not a doctor and she will not pretend to be one. What she is good at is the part everybody else skips: reading the rules, asking the right questions, and following up until you have a straight answer.
More about Deborah
Questions people ask
Plain answers, no fine print games.
Who qualifies for diabetic shoes?Diabetic shoes
It depends on your plan and on what your doctor puts in writing. Medicare Part B may help with therapeutic shoes and inserts for people who have diabetes-related foot problems and a prescription from their doctor. I check your situation and tell you honestly whether you look likely to qualify — what I never do is promise approval, because that decision belongs to your plan.
Does Medicare cover a glucose monitor?Glucose monitor
Monitors, test strips and lancets are often helped with when your doctor says the testing is medically necessary, and a continuous glucose monitor may be an option for some people. Whether it applies to you comes down to your plan and your doctor’s notes. Send me your details and I’ll check where you stand.
Is it really free to check?Getting started
Yes. There is no fee to ask, no consultation charge, and no obligation to do anything afterward. You are allowed to check what you qualify for and then decide it is not for you — that is a perfectly good outcome.
How fast will I hear back?Getting started
Most people hear from me the same day. If I am already on the phone with someone else, leave your number and I will call you back — usually within a few hours, and never with an automated recording.
One phone call could be the difference.
Whether it is shoes you have needed for two years, a monitor your doctor already recommended, or a Medicare decision you have been putting off — it costs nothing to check. Ask Deborah.