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1330 Commercial, Warsaw, MO. 65355
Tel: 660-438-7331 Fax: 660-438-6168
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Mastectomy Boutique
HomeAide Supplies & Services promises to cater to your mastectomy needs. Home and private in-store fittings are both available, whichever makes you most comfortable. No charge for personal service!
We have certified fitters who have been trained in measuring for a perfect fit, including proper weight and balance. Our staff furthers their expertise by attending continuing education classes. We have the latest news on products, technology and insurance specifications.
A certified fitter will be assigned to personally assist you with product selections. Your Certified Fitter will also take care of all the insurance paperwork as well as answer any questions.
Many mastectomy care items are covered by Medicare, Medicaid and most private insurance providers. Our fitters are trained in insurance regulations and will gladly explain policies. They will always keep you updated on any state and federal changes concerning insurance coverage.
Preparing for a Prostheses
There are several things to keep in mind before a fitting:
• Go to a support group and talk to others with breast cancer. Talking to someone who has been through it will help alleviate anxiety.
• Get recommendations of fitters from the breast surgeon or the hospital.
• Make sure there is a private, comfortable fitting room and ask the fitter if she has special training in dealing with mastectomies.
• It is best to wait until six to eight weeks after surgery before having a fitting. The surgical site should be completely healed.
• Bring along a tight-fitting piece of clothing that you want to look good in. It provides a good way of judging the fit of the prosthesis.
• Have your partner or a good friend go shopping with you. You will probably want a second opinion about the fit when fully clothed.
"She Who Wears a Pink Ribbon"
Some women face the impossible . . . an internal battle for life that connects them with strength they never knew they had . . . an opportunity to reach further than they every dreamed possible. With the heart of a true survivor, she sets the course of her journey. Expanding her quest with those around her. . . helping them on their journey, teaching early detection through self-awareness, and fostering prevention through education. But most of all, she serves as a shining example of how to survive. Her constant prayer . . . a cure in her lifetime. For herself, her daughters and her friends she wears a pink ribbon.
-Suzy Toronto
HomeAide Supplies & Services promises to cater to your mastectomy needs. Home and private in-store fittings are both available, whichever makes you most comfortable. No charge for personal service!
We have certified fitters who have been trained in measuring for a perfect fit, including proper weight and balance. Our staff furthers their expertise by attending continuing education classes. We have the latest news on products, technology and insurance specifications.
A certified fitter will be assigned to personally assist you with product selections. Your Certified Fitter will also take care of all the insurance paperwork as well as answer any questions.
Many mastectomy care items are covered by Medicare, Medicaid and most private insurance providers. Our fitters are trained in insurance regulations and will gladly explain policies. They will always keep you updated on any state and federal changes concerning insurance coverage.
Preparing for a Prostheses
There are several things to keep in mind before a fitting:
• Go to a support group and talk to others with breast cancer. Talking to someone who has been through it will help alleviate anxiety.
• Get recommendations of fitters from the breast surgeon or the hospital.
• Make sure there is a private, comfortable fitting room and ask the fitter if she has special training in dealing with mastectomies.
• It is best to wait until six to eight weeks after surgery before having a fitting. The surgical site should be completely healed.
• Bring along a tight-fitting piece of clothing that you want to look good in. It provides a good way of judging the fit of the prosthesis.
• Have your partner or a good friend go shopping with you. You will probably want a second opinion about the fit when fully clothed.
"She Who Wears a Pink Ribbon"
Some women face the impossible . . . an internal battle for life that connects them with strength they never knew they had . . . an opportunity to reach further than they every dreamed possible. With the heart of a true survivor, she sets the course of her journey. Expanding her quest with those around her. . . helping them on their journey, teaching early detection through self-awareness, and fostering prevention through education. But most of all, she serves as a shining example of how to survive. Her constant prayer . . . a cure in her lifetime. For herself, her daughters and her friends she wears a pink ribbon.
-Suzy Toronto
Store and Drive-Thru hours: Mon. - Fri. 8:30 am - 6 pm • Sat. 8:30 am - 2 pm
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