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Swimming can be an excellent form of exercise for people with MS. Physical therapy and exercise programs are often covered by insurance, though coverage is typically limited to specific durations (usually around 12 weeks). It's recommended to discuss this with your healthcare team to determine what options might be Show Full Answer

Swimming can be an excellent form of exercise for people with MS. Physical therapy and exercise programs are often covered by insurance, though coverage is typically limited to specific durations (usually around 12 weeks). It's recommended to discuss this with your healthcare team to determine what options might be available.

A physical therapist can help create an appropriate exercise plan and may be able to recommend facilities or programs that offer pool access. They can also document medical necessity if required for insurance purposes. If you're uninsured or need financial assistance, there are resources available through:

• Community health centers
• The National Multiple Sclerosis Society MS Navigators
• Centers for Independent Living

These organizations may be able to help connect you with affordable options or programs in your area.

 AI-generated responses are not a substitute for medical advice. These services are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition or disease. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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