Now that I can replace all my equipment after five years, I am hoping to upgrade from straight cpap to a biPap auto so that I can be treating myself the best possible. I like the Swiftand the Aura the best right now for masks. I do want my new machine humidified. So with full replacement and non out of my pocket expense but not wanting them to change their minds, what would the consensus be for me to order? I would love to pool all the experience here. Thanks,
Earl/Rock and Roll
Approved to replace all my cpap equipment by insurance!
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Re: Approved to replace all my cpap equipment by insurance!
If your DME is anything like mine,, make sure your doc specifies you NEED a BiPAP AUTO.
Tom
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Re: Approved to replace all my cpap equipment by insurance!
Hey Rock N' Roll,
Long time, no see. Welcome back!
I'm glad to hear you are getting a new rig, happy hunting!
Johnny
Long time, no see. Welcome back!
I'm glad to hear you are getting a new rig, happy hunting!
Johnny
Re: Approved to replace all my cpap equipment by insurance!
RNR,
Definately go for a Auto Bi-pap... if you can get the old, by all means go for it. It doesn't drop days or anything like that. Otherwise get the M series.
Definately go for a Auto Bi-pap... if you can get the old, by all means go for it. It doesn't drop days or anything like that. Otherwise get the M series.
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