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Re: Insurance question.........

Posted by kaiyen on May 23, 2001 at 23:53:34:

In Reply to: Insurance question......... posted by Josie on May 23, 2001 at 14:24:25:

Greetings,
Actually, back in...August 1997, when I had my first UPPP done, it was covered via Aetna PPO without having done CPAP or even CPAP sleep study beforehand. I never had any issues with insurance at all (in stark contrast to my constant calls to my HMO nowadays).

Then again, maybe I just am lucky (in a weird, not really lucky way) with insurance - I just got a heated humidifier covered by HealthNet, which apparently doesn't cover heated humidifiers.

k.

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