Whether a trapeze bar is a covered item with insurance plans can vary depending on the specific insurance plan and the patient’s individual circumstances. 

In general, trapeze bars may be covered by some insurance plans if they are deemed medically necessary by a healthcare provider and if the patient meets certain eligibility requirements. For example, Medicare Part B may provide coverage for durable medical equipment (DME), including trapeze bars, if they are deemed medically necessary by a healthcare provider and if the patient meets certain eligibility requirements. 

Similarly, private insurance plans may provide coverage for trapeze bars if they are deemed medically necessary and if the patient’s insurance plan includes coverage for durable medical equipment. Medicaid coverage for trapeze bars may vary by state, but in general, Medicaid may cover DME, including trapeze bars, if they are deemed medically necessary by a healthcare provider and if the patient meets certain eligibility requirements. 

It is important to note that coverage policies can vary by state and by individual circumstances, and it is important to consult with the patient’s healthcare provider and insurance plan to determine the specific coverage policies and eligibility requirements for trapeze bars. In some cases, prior authorization may be required before coverage will be approved.