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New Airsense 11 and Medicare question
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New Airsense 11 and Medicare question
I am picking up a new Airsense 11 Autoset today.
My Medicare + My plan g suppliment are paying for the machine, but since it's a 13 month rental I am being charged today for the portion that is in 2026.
Is that normal? I would think that Medicare would be billed in 2026 for that portion of the rental.
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RE: New Airsense 11 and Medicare question
That sounds odd to me too; it was not the case when I first got my machine last year.  Who is your DME?  I would complain loudly, it is definitely not normal
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RE: New Airsense 11 and Medicare question
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RE: New Airsense 11 and Medicare question
Medicare pays 80%, you pay 20%. This applies to regular Medicare or Medicare advantage, and others.
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RE: New Airsense 11 and Medicare question
His plan G supplemental should cover his 20%, once the medicare deductible is met.

Is it possible you are being charged for your deductible?  Being charged ahead of time for 2026 rental is not normal AFAIK
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RE: New Airsense 11 and Medicare question
It’s definitely not my deductible, I’ve already met that and the amount is not the same.

I did get a reply from another board, wondering if it may have to do with the separate billing for the humidifier, mask, and tube. I previously had an Airsense 11 that became defective, And I already received some of these supplies.
I’m going to ask for a better explanation when I go in to pick up the machine this afternoon.
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RE: New Airsense 11 and Medicare question
Could it be your deductible for 2026? Still odd.
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#8
RE: New Airsense 11 and Medicare question
It was the 2026 deductible plus the $36 modem activation fee. I’ll get most of it back next year.
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