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Most compliance periods last for 90 days. To be considered compliant a patient must use their sleep therapy device for more than 4 hours a day and 70% of a 30 day period..

• This equates to a minimum of 21 out of 30 days. To be counted a machine must be used a minimum of four hours per day.
• A patient who uses their machine for 3 hours per day 21 days in a 30 day period is considered 0% compliant.
• A patient who uses their machine 4+ hours per day  for 21 days in a 30 day period is considered 70% compliant.
• The four hour minimum is counted cumulatively, not consecutively – patients who sleep with their machine for one hour in the afternoon then three hours at night meet their four hour requirement for that day.

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• Order Date
• Patient Name
• Detailed Description of items ordered
• Practitioner NPI
• Practitioner Signature

Within 12 Months of order date

If face-to-face prior to diagnostic study is within 6 months of WOPD date, then no new face-to-face is needed. 

Shows CPAP pressures insufficient and BIPAP pressures required. 

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Medicare Part B benefits cover physician visits, laboratory tests, ambulance services and home medical equipment.

Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers Type I, II, III, and IV sleep tests and devices if you have clinical signs and symptoms of sleep apnea.