Additional Funding + Purchasing Options
Additional Funding + Purchasing Options
If you've chosen not to go through insurance or are simply unable to, don't worry! There are many other funding and purchasing options available to get your Cubby Bed. Click on an option below or read on to learn more.
Private Pay
The quickest way to get a Cubby Bed is to purchase directly through our website. We accept various payment methods, provide significant discounts, and have partnered with Affirm to offer payment plans with 0% APR for up to 24 months.
0% APR for 24 months
100 Night Risk-free Trial
1-Year Warranty
Easy To Assemble
0% APR for 24 months
100 Night Risk-free Trial
1-Year Warranty
Easy To Assemble
Health Savings Accounts
Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are tax-advantaged savings accounts designed to help individuals and families cover qualified medical expenses. They can be used to purchase a Cubby Bed directly through our website. If insurance denied your claim or you simply don’t want to wait, then this is a great option.
Here's how HSAs work:
- Pre-Tax Contributions: you can contribute to your HSA on a pre-tax basis, reducing your taxable income.
- Savings for Medical Expenses: the funds in your HSA can be used to pay for eligible medical expenses, including safety beds like the Cubby Bed.
Next Steps:
Reach out to your HSA provider directly to inquire about the process of using your HSA funds for a safety bed. They will provide you with the necessary guidance, including any required documentation or forms.
Please note that each HSA plan may have specific rules and guidelines regarding eligible expenses and reimbursement procedures. It's important to familiarize yourself with your plan's terms to ensure a smooth funding process.
Medicaid Waivers
Waivers provide additional services for individuals with specific medical or developmental needs that may not be covered by Medicaid or private insurance. They are designed to help families like yours access necessary supports, services and medical equipment, including the Cubby Bed. They are managed by individual states, so eligibility requirements and programs vary based on your location.
Reach out to your loved one's Case Manager or Support Coordinator to explore using waiver funds to cover the Cubby Bed. If you or your coordinator have any questions about the process, feel free to email us at Hello@CubbyBeds.com.
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If you or your loved one don’t currently have a waiver, it’s worth exploring! Waivers provide access to a wide range of services and supports beyond medical equipment. Eligibility is typically based on the child’s income—not the parents’ or guardians’—so most children with disabilities are likely to qualify.
Waiver programs vary significantly by state; some have no waitlists, while others may have waiting periods that last for years. Starting the process as soon as possible is key to accessing the services your child needs.
For more information about waiver programs in your state, feel free to reach out to us at Hello@CubbyBeds.com. You can also find general information at KidsWaivers.org.
Charities + Foundations
Charities and foundations, such as Make A Wish and Oracle Health Foundation, have supported families in need of a Cubby Bed. See below for a great list of resources that might be able to help.
1) Review Our Article: Our Help Center article provides valuable information about different charities and grants, including how to prepare and reach out. You can access the article by clicking here.
2) Contact Organizations: Once you've identified potential charities or grants, contact them to learn about their process and share your specific situation. They will help guide you through the necessary steps to apply for funding.
We've seen many families successfully get a Cubby through charities and grants, making it a promising choice to consider for your Cubby Bed coverage.
Still Have Questions?
The Cubby Care Team is here to help with absolutely anything you need!
We can answer questions, guide you through the process, review documents, talk to providers, and offer advice. Don't hesitate to reach out!