Based on the provided information, insurance typically covers the documentation and professional assessment associated with a wheelchair pressure mapping evaluation when it is part of a larger clinical process.

While the text does not explicitly list insurance coverage for the physical sensors alone, it details how the evaluation data is used to secure funding for custom seating:

• Medical Necessity: Data from the pressure mapping session is integrated into a complex rehab technology seating assessment. This documentation includes clinical notes, photographs, and product justifications to demonstrate medical necessity to insurers.
• Insurance Documentation: The evaluation results are compiled into a documentation package that includes a letter of medical necessity. This package is used to support prior authorization requests under Medicare and private insurance payers.
• Insurance Coordination: MedEquipped handles the paperwork, insurance navigation, and coordination with providers to manage the funding process for the final custom seating solution.

To move toward insurance approval, the evaluation must be performed by a certified team, such as an Assistive Technology Professional (ATP), and the findings must be linked to specific recommended components in a clinical report.