Warranties for the equipment your life depends on

Not always. Medicare and private insurance may help cover repairs or replacement of medically necessary equipment, but coverage often depends on requirements, documentation, replacement schedules, and your specific plan. And some costs may still be your responsibility. SureBright Anywhere is designed to help provide protection beyond those traditional coverage pathways.

Most personal, home-use devices: wheelchairs, power chairs, and mobility scooters; CPAP and BiPAP machines; hearing aids; blood pressure monitors and health trackers; plus accessibility gear. Don't see yours? It's worth checking, most everyday medical devices are eligible.

You're covered. We take a much more realistic view of daily use. If your digital hearing aid slips out of your hand onto a tile floor, or you accidentally clip a concrete curb with your power chair and warp a wheel assembly, we take the charge.

Yes. Online medical supplier, mobility dealer, pharmacy, or big-box store, a plan can be added as long as it's within the eligibility window (typically 90 days of purchase). Coverage follows the device, not the seller.

Absolutely! Plenty of claims come from a spouse, adult child, or caregiver acting for the person who uses the device. As long as they have the account and product details, they can start and manage the whole thing.

No, and that's a real departure from the insurance side. We cover the device breaking down, not your medical need for it, so there's no prescription to track down, no necessity to prove, and no doctor's office in the loop.

Fair thing to ask. Covered repairs go through proper service with manufacturer-grade parts, not whatever's cheapest, because a device you depend on for your health isn't the place to cut corners.

Plans typically run 2 to 5 years depending on the category and the option you pick at checkout. You'll see the exact length and price before you buy, no surprises down the line.

You won't be stuck. If a like-for-like replacement isn't available, you'll get a comparable equivalent or a reimbursement up to your plan's limit, so a discontinued model or an older line doesn't leave you without working equipment.