Insurance companies gouge on CPAP machines and consumables, use wireless modems to spy on your usage

your insurer can cut you off and stop paying anything toward your CPAP therapy.

… So let me get this straight. The insurer is charging the insured too much by requiring that the insured rent the machine and pay above-retail prices for the consumables. But it is somehow bad news if the insurer cuts the insured off and stops paying anything toward the CPAP therapy? Wouldn’t that be a net benefit to the insured in this instance?

This sounds like a food-was-terrible-and-the-portions-were-too-small complaint.

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