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Sleep Made Better.
Send all prescriptions to: [email protected], fax to 844-720-2720 or send electronically via Parachute Health
Full List of Insurance Providers
In-Network Providers
- AARP
- Aetna PPO
- AIG
- APWU
- Bankers Life
- Blue Cross Blue Shield, Michigan and Federal
- Colonial Penn
- Employee Benefit Logic
- GEHA
- Humana PPO Plans
- McLaren Health Plan
- McLaren Medicare & Medicaid
- Medicaid
- Medicare Plus Blue
- Medicare- Traditional, Jurisdiction B
- MEEMIC
- Meridian/WellCare (All Plans)
- Mutual of Omaha
- State Farm
- Teamsters
- United American
- USAA
Out Of Network Providers
- Aetna (Commerical and Medicaid)
- HAP
- Northwood- BlueCare Network and BCN Advantage
- Molina
- Priority Health
- United HealthCare
Frequently Asked Questions
Most insurance plans require:
A diagnostic sleep study (in-lab PSG or approved HST)
A signed and dated prescription
Recent clinical notes supporting medical necessity
Face-to-face visit documentation (within required timeframe)
Our team reviews all documentation before submission to avoid delays.
The prescription should include:
Patient name and DOB
Diagnosis (e.g., OSA with ICD-10 code)
CPAP/APAP/BiPAP settings (or pressure range)
Length of need (often lifetime)
Physician signature and date
If any information is missing, we will notify your office immediately.
Insurance companies will typically require SleepWell to have documentation on file of a sleep study in order to provide a replacement device. SleepWell can assist in locating an older study, but if one is not found then we would recommend providing a home sleep test. This is not a requirement for cash pay patients.
It would be ideal to schedule them within this timeframe, but they can still receive insurance coverage if the appointment is outside of this timeframe.
Yes. In order for the follow-up to qualify for most insurances, it must occur after the patient has achieved compliant use of their PAP. We recommend scheduling them again or rescheduling if this appointment occurred prior to meeting the usage requirement. The follow up should document that the usage requirement is met and that the patient is benefitting from its use.
If your patient is non-compliant and requesting an extension, they should have an appointment with the physician to discuss the reasons. Most insurances require the completion of an in-lab sleep study to extend compliance. The sleep study and notes for the visit are needed by SleepWell, and the patient will have another 90 days to achieve compliance once these are sent. Patients will be charged and expected to pay that balance unless they achieve compliance in the extension period.