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> * Results show up in the phone app in < 24 hours. (Machine modem -> cell network -> provider -> app instead of machine -> app, which I think explains the dela
by AlexandrB 3y ago
> * Results show up in the phone app in < 24 hours. (Machine modem -> cell network -> provider -> app instead of machine -> app, which I think explains the delay)
This seems like a huge downside. What data is being collected? Who else gets access to this data? What will these third parties use it for? How is it secured?
- Rebelgecko 3y agoSome insurance companies will take CPAPs away if they're not being worn for x hours/night at least y nights per month
- squeaky-clean 3y agoHow much is a CPAP without insurance? Could you buy your own to get around this? Or is it some sort of prescription only situation. Edit: I don't mean buying one without a sleep study etc. But if my doctor were to prescribe one that needed to tell my insurance my sleeping patterns or get taken back, could I just pay full price for a model I'd actually own?
- umeshunni 3y agoIt's about $1000. I bought a second one (without insurance) so I have one while traveling and insurance only covers a single device / person.
- autoexec 3y agoIf insurance companies are accessing this data are they selling it too? I doubt they're selling the records directly, but if they use that data to learn things about you (your hours awake/asleep for example) they could sell that.
- lstamour 3y agoA doctor can use a portal to see if it’s working and if further patient instructions are needed or to adjust airflow pressure.