CPAP monitoring?

[TyroneShoes]

...You might call up your insurance company and tell them that your machine is obsolete and can't generate compliance reports, and if they want compliance reports, you'll have to have a new $leep te$t, multiple doctor visits, and buy a new machine. That's going to cost a lot more than just continuing coverage on your existing machine...

I think the first thing I would propose to Insurance is this:" if you are unhappy with my inability to provide compliance data, then buy me a new machine that can provide that for you in the future."

...2,...3,...4 while you wait for the answer.

[SaldusMiegas]

I think you guys are missing the point (or I might be).

YB is not thumb wrestling the medical insurance company over a new machine.

This is about demonstrating to a life insurance underwriter that the sleep apnea is under control in order to obtain a new life insurance policy.

Saldus Miegas