The MDPP is meant to prevent diabetes. If you already have diabetes or develop it later, you can get coverage for a range of care needs, including screenings, supplies, eye exams, and more.
If you have Medicare Part D (prescription drug coverage), you can also get coverage for supplies like needles and syringes, medications, and insulin.
Any Medicare Advantage plan will cover all the same services as Part B and may include some of the items covered by Part D as well.