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“As many CPAP users discover, the life-altering device comes with caveats,” writes Allen in an article published at NPR.org. “Health insurance companies are often tracking whether patients use them. If they aren’t, the insurers might not cover the machines or the supplies that go with them. And, faced with the popularity of CPAPs—which can cost $400 to $800—and their need for replacement filters, face masks and hoses, health insurers have deployed a host of tactics that can make the therapy more expensive or even price it out of reach.”
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