

Cane
A cane provides light, dependable walking support for individuals who need help with balance or slight weight-bearing relief on one side. The offset handle design centers your weight over the cane's shaft for greater stability and less wrist strain. Height adjusts easily with a push-button mechanism to fit a wide range of users, and the slip-resistant rubber tip grips securely on most surfaces. Lightweight aluminum construction makes it easy to carry and maneuver throughout the day.
Is a cane covered by Medicare or Medicaid?
Canes are generally covered by Medicare part B and most Medicaid plans. Note that coverage varies by state and clinical need, we'll confirm your coverage and eligibility before your order is finalized.
How do I know what height my cane should be?
With your arm relaxed at your side, the handle should sit at the crease of your wrist. A clinician will confirm proper fit during your consultation.
Which hand should hold the cane?
The cane is typically held on the side opposite the weaker leg. A clinician will review safe technique with you.
What is the difference between a standard cane and a quad cane?
A standard cane has a single tip and offers light support, while a quad cane has a four-point base for greater stability. A clinician can help determine which is right for you.
How often should the rubber tip be replaced?
Check the tip regularly and replace it when the tread appears worn or smooth—typically every 6 to 12 months with daily use.
Conduit works with Medicaid & Medicare plans















How it works

Choose Supplies
Fill out a short form to choose your supplies, confirm insurance eligibility and schedule a call with a licensed clinician.


Speak with a Clinician
We’ll connect you with a licensed clinician over a phone or video call who can handle all the paperwork needed to get your supplies.


Get supplies delivered
Supplies arrive at your door fast, with simple re-ordering for next month if needed.




