
Cubby safety bed
With nighttime seizures and wandering at night, an enclosed bed is the item Maya's records support most clearly. Cubby adds seizure and movement alerts, and Medi-Cal often covers safety beds for children under the EPSDT benefit.
Based on Maya's records and her Medi-Cal plan, these are the items families like yours most often get covered. For each one, I can start the letter of medical necessity and line up the steps. Her doctor reviews and signs it before anything is sent.

With nighttime seizures and wandering at night, an enclosed bed is the item Maya's records support most clearly. Cubby adds seizure and movement alerts, and Medi-Cal often covers safety beds for children under the EPSDT benefit.
2Supported seating for outings when walking gets tiring. Her PT can write the letter.
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3A speech device so Maya can say more. Coverage starts with a speech therapy evaluation, which Ari can help you request.
Start with the eval →A camera that flags unusual movement at night. If Medi-Cal says no, Ari can point you to device grants.
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5Zip-around shoes that open wide for braces. Not usually covered, but BILLY is offering [PARTNER OFFER] this season.
See the offer →Ari matches what's out there to Maya's records and needs.
Ari checks what her plan and programs are likely to cover.
Ari drafts the paperwork and lines up each step with you.