have a home sleep study with an AHI 4%.
The local CPAP suppliers all have bad reviews.
2 have been investigated for Medicare fraud. Apria and Adept. Both giant squid corporations.
Waiting for call backs from 2 others.
Is there a reliable national option that I can try?

LSAT wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 19, 2025 6:56 am

Make sure they accept Medicare and whatever suppliment you have

I did ask, and they do!

I am wanting to switch and am considering HME which is smaller and only serves my area of the state. Is HME the name of a company? HME supplier is often used as an abbreviation for all home medical equipment suppliers. Yes, HME is a company. I have seen people on this site who live in my area, so O...

... doctor, ask the respiratory tech about a good supplier. If the tech is good, she will know which suppliers her patients have good experience with. Apria has issues at many locations. I used them years ago, and they did some exceptionally good things for me. But that was years ago and one office/one ...

Make sure they accept Medicare and whatever suppliment you have

Finally, I have finished my required year with Apria (was so unhappy to find the clock re-started when I went on Medicare). I am wanting to switch and am considering HME which is smaller and only serves my area of the state. Anyone have an opinion? ...

... about somebody hacking into my CPAP data. Should I be? I can't believe scammers hacking into people's CPAP compliance data is a big problem. The Apria account maybe, it's got payment info, but not the React Health app. Or if they really want you to change the password, just throw up a message ...

I guess I have to call Apria on the phone? Unless their window is open, and you live next door. Generally, Apria is not helpful. You might try React Health's Customer Advocate Team - https://www.reacthealth.com/contact-us There are also ...

GrandmaA wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 03, 2025 7:15 am

I guess I have to call Apria on the phone?

Unless their window is open, and you live next door.

Generally, Apria is not helpful. You might try React Health's Customer Advocate Team - https://www.reacthealth.com/contact-us

There are also setup guides on YouTube.

... password but I got no link and now it says it doesn't recognize my "credentials". Anybody else having or had this problem? I guess I have to call Apria on the phone?

Is the time on your machine set correctly? Resmed says contact my cpap supplier, Apria says I didn’t get the machine from them originally so they can’t help, and directs me to my respiratory doctor and my doctor sends me back to apria ‍♀️. Who did you get your machine ...

Hey everyone, I’m getting desperate for some answers and direction. Resmed says contact my cpap supplier, Apria says I didn’t get the machine from them originally so they can’t help, and directs me to my respiratory doctor and my doctor sends me back to apria 🤦‍♀️. I use my ...

... cradle type mask (not the pillows that go in your nostils) and would like to just order it off Amazon or something to get fast delivery. If I call Apria who knows how long before it will get here, although maybe that's what I should do if insurance is going to pay. I'm not even sure insurance will ...

... next step is to send the account to collections. Upon hearing from collections, inform them you dispute the charges, don't owe them anything, Apria needs to take your to court and to stop calling you. This is a fundamental misunderstanding about how collections work. To get SOME money, Crapria ...

Yikes I didn't think of what if the machine itself breaks. I can't imagine sleeping even one night without it and am wondering about when I have to travel. Do I take it or do I buy a smaller travel machine? Maybe that can be my backup machine? A lot of people are not happy with travel machines. Oft...