You shouldn't have to prove it if they didn't pay for it. They are only concerned with how often they pay for machines. With my Ins. they will replace the machine every 3 years.

I have been on a CPAP for the last 15 years and will be getting a replacement in the near future (met with Dr. today). Other than the auto feature are there any data differences in the Dreamstation Pro and the Auto? I requested the Dreamstation Auto but the Dr wasn't sure my ins would pay for it unt...

Well today is the day, 1st time seeing a sleep dr since my original diagnosis 15 years ago! Think I have decided on a dreamstation auto and some type of nasal pillow mask but not sure which yet. Going to try and convince the sleep dr that I don't need another sleep study and I just need a new machin...

Going to the Dr soon to get a new prescription for a replacement machine. Leaning toward the Airsense 10 Autoset but have seen several resent post about problems with them recently. Starting to think I'd be better off with the older S9. I want a machine that is going to be durable and compatible wit...

englandsf wrote:That is news to me, how does that operate?

Sorry, changed the post above, I have met my out of pocket max with my insurance company....not bet it!

I have insurance and have met my deductible and out of pocket maximum for the year. Anything I do this year will be covered at 100%. I really like the idea the airsense will communicate directly with my iPhone.

I was diagnosed with sleep apnea approximately 15 years ago which was the only sleep study I have ever been through. I was prescribed a CPAP @ 12cm. I am currently using a Puritan Bennett GoodKnight 420s but am looking to upgrade to something that I can view my sleep info on. I am calling a local sl...