Sleep apnea
I got the results from my sleep study that my family doctor referred me for. Turns out I have moderate sleep apnea and require a CPAP.
Does anyone know what the cost of these machines end up being after OHIP coverage?
I'm so glad I did this test early, so it didn't hold me back later in the process!
Referral: Nov. 9/18 HRRHOrientation: January 29, 2019Met Surgeon: May 27, 2019Nurse & Dietician: June 10, 2019Internist: June 12, 2019Social Worker: June 28, 2019Surgery Date: October 7, 2019
Thank you! I don't believe I have any coverage at work because I am a contract worker and currently on mat leave.
Referral: Nov. 9/18 HRRHOrientation: January 29, 2019Met Surgeon: May 27, 2019Nurse & Dietician: June 10, 2019Internist: June 12, 2019Social Worker: June 28, 2019Surgery Date: October 7, 2019
I asked the CPAP company to give me a trial before I purchased so that I could decide what mask would work for me and they did. I received a trial for 2 months and then ended up not needing it as mine was mild. They did quote me about $350-450 after ohip paid depending on the mask I got. If you have insurance they may assist as well. Good luck!
Thank you! When I was speaking to the nurse at the sleep clinic she said I should get an automatic one so that the titration adjusts as I lose weight. I assume that will be more expensive than a regular CPAP. I have no insurance through work unfortunately. Only hope is if my husband (just got married in the 11th!) gets me on his benefit plan, but I don't know how long it would take for my coverage to kick in.
I was told I have to go back for another test and use the CPAP at the clinic and I'm excited to actually try it. I sleep like crap and have for a really long time!
Referral: Nov. 9/18 HRRHOrientation: January 29, 2019Met Surgeon: May 27, 2019Nurse & Dietician: June 10, 2019Internist: June 12, 2019Social Worker: June 28, 2019Surgery Date: October 7, 2019