I received the payment for my first CPAP, but not for the second CPAP. I submitted for the first one in December 2023, and for the second one in April 2024. My experience with calling the administrator is they can't look up anything.

At some point in reading the fine print and disclaimers in the original settlement offer, it was stated that the payments for the Device Replacement Awards wouldn't start going out till all other awards have been paid. I'm not holding my breath for this one as I'm sure that the money will 'run out'...

I am not surprised that device replacement awards are taking the longest. There was only $15 million to cover all device replacement claims. That said, even a junior developer could write a program to prorate the money across all claims in a week or two, although such a program probably already exis...

I can't recall - did people get a cash payment or a replacement machine? Or did they get both? I did not get a cash payment. I think their original offer was $50 which I considered insulting. There are two separate things going on here. The recall offered either a replacement CPAP machine, or a $50...

I got an email yesterday with a virtual credit card for $153. I forgot I chose the Virtual Mastercard for payment instead of a check. I am not sure if that is my total payout. I had two recalled machines plus I put in for reimbursement for buying a replacement machine. Edit: This can't be my total p...

I went through the online process, three times, and nothing. The third time was because I paid out of pocket for a new CPAP to replace a recalled one. My understanding is you are supposed to get a payout without doing anything at all if you went through the recall process with Philips.

Just now got off the phone with a Settlement Administrator or three. I had to make three phone calls to three different people before I just now gave completely up on receiving any reimbursements from this BS settlement. I am getting the feeling I will get nothing from the settlement too. I will pr...

I somehow doubt my insurance company has a copy, but maybe. The last time I got a new CPAP machine my insurance company wanted to rent it until it was paid off. My employer switch to a new insurance provider on Jan 1 of the next year. The new insurance company wanted to immediately pay off the remai...

This was two separate locally owned DMEs. They are not related in any way so far as I know. I only gave my prescription and sleep study information to the first DME. I contacted them after not hearing from them for a month, and they said they were trying to get the full sleep study results from the ...

The DME I was using for a number of years went out of business. (The CEO is doing a few years in federal prison for not depositing payroll taxes with the IRS.) Anyhow, I have contacted multiple local DMEs, and they all want a prescription and a full copy of my sleep study results. The doctor's offic...

I like companies that put my health first. So, I should use a Resmed machine I can't tolerate instead of a Dreamstation I can tolerate? It isn't helping my health if I am up half the night because the way the Resmed operates doesn't work well for me. I bought a Resmed after the Philips recall. I go...

see my post a few posts ago: Just spoke with the lawsuit customer service, and they said the payments just started going out last week, and will go out in rolling batches, there is no way to track them, and she didn't know when the bulk of them would go out. So if you haven't received anything, it ...

Checks were supposedly going to start going out on August 9th according to some reports.

chunkyfrog wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 17, 2024 12:37 pm

I surely will not.
Never buying respironics----PRICELESS!

I like my Respironics more than my Resmed. I have been using my refurbished Dreamstation for at least a year.

Those, like me, who selected the advanced payment option should have been paid by now. I'm not holding my breath on ever getting paid. It will be a bit of bonus money if it ever happens.