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Posted by SunnyHyponea on October 08, 2001 at 21:12:12:

In Reply to: If no insurance, what to do for CPAP posted by barry on October 07, 2001 at 07:11:06:

First. If you can afford to buy it outright, shop around on the internet! For reasons unknown, I found the same CPAP machine range from $450 - $1250. Insurance rate and consumer rate.

Also, ask the future provider if they will do a payment plan. My provider offered this even before I asked about it, due to the fact insurance company feels the equipment isn't their responsibility.

I asked about renting as well. In about 4 payments I could have owned everything. It was leaning towards short term solutions. But it is possible there are plans out there for "Rent-to-own" people

Good luck!

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