James F. R.
Absolutely the sketchiest company I…
Absolutely the sketchiest company I have ever dealt with. There's no transparency in regards to the billing or itemization of the supplies or the CPAP machine I was "renting to own". I tried to buy it outright upfront but the person insisted I use the monthly payment plan which I was initially told was 6 months, which then went on to 8, and then, finally, to 9. Apparently, I own it NOW, but only after three more payments than I expected to pay. As far as supplies go, they will BARRAGE you with weekly phone calls from extremely rude people who lecture you about the importance of replacing parts lest your "insurance company not cover you - a meaningless threat considering insurance isn't involved at all UNLESS you buy supplies, and, even then, they only cover a minute portion of the exorbitant amount these people charge. An example: Nose Cushions. These are the tiny, soft rubber nose pads attach to your headset. They charge my insurance company $96 dollars for THREE of them. All of their accessories are ridiculously marked up in price to fleece the insurance companies, but when your insurance company decides they're not going to pay it, that's when you get a $197 dollar bill for about $25 actual dollars worth of goods. Finally, they have the rudest customer service people I've ever dealt with. The sales people are aggressive and shady, but the customer service/billing people are just awful. I recently dealt with one person in regards to yet another ludicrous bill who audibly sighed and was downright combative with me when I refused to give her my credit card information over the phone. If you've been prescribed a CPAP machine, you are far better off purchasing the unit outright (it's cheaper!) and sourcing your own supplies on Amazon, etc, as the upcharges for supplies and materials are so ridiculous that it would end up costing you MORE going through your insurance company.



