Oh too?

[outsdr]

So i did get put on oxygen at night, 2 liters of it per minute or something. Brand new machine that sounds a bit like a milking machine and condenses the O2 out of room air, which is nice. I've had it for little over a week and I think it's making a positive difference. Hard to describe, but I think I'm sleeping a bit more deeply and I'm more clear

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[dreamer_easy]

Oy gevalt.

The sooner the company who wanted to profit from keeping you breathing, but can't even read a clock, are out of your life, the better.

Does the oxygen machine attach to the CPAP machine? (What I really want to know is how it concentrates the O2 in the air. I'm gonna go look that up.)

[outsdr]

It does! Here's a picture:

[dreamer_easy]

Science!

[outsdr]

As if I needed any more reasons to get away this company ...

My mask is the one listed for $89. This company billed me $255. After insurance, I owe $78.

The $45 cushions? $240.

The $5 filters? $40.

The $4.75 hose? $49.

The 5 pack of disposable filters for $6? $19.

All told, they billed my insurance company $653. After my deductibles, I owe them $190.

On top of this, I was reading over the original paperwork they sent me with the O2 condenser ... it has a clause in small print that states they will automatically send me parts for my CPAP whenever my insurance allows them to.

That's not going to happen.

I will be talking with my sleep therapist on Monday.