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Medicare May Cover Inhala's Sleep Apnea Treatment

Medicare recognizes sleep apnea as a serious health condition that requires treatment. At Inhala, we provide the Inhala Oral Appliance, an FDA-approved device that may be covered by Medicare Part B as Durable Medical Equipment (DME).

Medicare Coverage*

*With qualifying diagnosis and documentation

No CPAP Required

Comfortable alternative to traditional therapy

We Handle Paperwork

Our team manages Medicare claims

Expert Team

Specialists in senior sleep health

Medicare May Cover Inhala forSleep Apnea Symptoms

Are you experiencing any of these symptoms? Medicare may cover your treatment.

Loud, chronic snoring

Waking up tired despite sleeping

Daytime drowsiness or fatigue

Morning headaches

Difficulty concentrating

Breathing pauses during sleep (reported by partner)

The Inhala Oral Appliance gently repositions your jaw to keep your airway open, providing effective sleep apnea treatment without the noise, mask, or discomfort of CPAP therapy. Inhala’s FDA-Approved custom-fitted device is designed for maximum comfort and effectiveness.

CPAP

Intrusive

Parching

Disquieting

Inhala

Small

Comfortable

Silent

How It Works

It feels natural. You feel refreshed.

“After struggling with my CPAP for years, I was thrilled when Medicare covered my Inhala Oral Appliance. Now I sleep better than I have in decades thanks to Inhala!” – Margaret P., 72*

* Individual results may vary. Medicare coverage depends on your specific plan and medical necessity.

Understanding Your Medicare Coverage

Medicare Part B may cover oral appliance therapy for sleep apnea when certain conditions are met:

Medicare Part B covers oral appliance therapy for sleep apnea when:

Coverage Details:

Medicare Part B may cover up to 80% of the Medicare-approved amount after you meet your deductible, coverage may vary.
Secondary insurance may help with remaining costs
Contact our team to verify your benefits before treatment
We file all Medicare claims on your behalf

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Enjoy the industry’s only vertically integrated experience. Our team even handles the insurance paperwork for you.

Free Medicare Consultation

Stay where you are.

We verify your benefits and review medical documentation

Custom Fitting & Creation

Get a 1:1 fit session.

We create your personalized Inhala Oral Appliance

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Start enjoying restorative sleep with your new Inhala device

Why Choose Inhala ForMedicare Sleep Apnea Treatment

Inhala specializes in treating sleep apnea with comfortable, effective oral appliances. Our team has years of experience working with Medicare patients and handling Medicare claims.

Medicare-approved provider

Specialists in senior sleep health

Custom-fitted appliances for maximum comfort

Regular follow-up care included with Medicare coverage

MedicareSleep Apnea FAQs

Does Medicare cover Inhala oral appliances for sleep apnea?

Medicare Part B may cover the Inhala Oral Appliance as Durable Medical Equipment (DME) when:

You have a documented diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea
The device is prescribed by a Medicare-enrolled physician
You meet Medicare’s medical necessity criteria
The device is obtained from a Medicare-participating DME supplier

Coverage is not guaranteed. We’ll help verify your specific benefits.”

Do I need to try CPAP first?

Not necessarily. While some patients try CPAP first, Medicare may cover oral appliances as an initial treatment option when medical documentation supports this approach. Coverage requirements vary.

How much will I pay out-of-pocket?

Medicare typically covers 80% of the approved amount. Secondary insurance may cover the remaining costs. Our team will verify your coverage before treatment.

How long does the Medicare approval process take?

Approval timelines vary based on individual circumstances and Medicare requirements. Our team works to expedite the process when possible.

Can I keep seeing my own doctor?

Yes. We work collaboratively with your physicians to ensure comprehensive care.