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Yet another alternative to breathing machines and masks
Not sure I would go this far, but I'm speaking only for myself!
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/01/08/for-sleep-apnea-patients-a...
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Permalink Reply by Ginny Edmundson on
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I have been interested in this. Will have to follow for a while to see how it does.
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Permalink Reply by Mary Z on
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This procedure is being done at my sleep center. I'll ask next time I see my sleep doctor how it's going. I already have one implantable device/battery. It cost $138,000 and my last battery cost $127,000. I am convinced these things work, but I imagine they're very expensive.
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Is your implantable device working? Mine cost a little over 6 Grand each time…insurance pays him a little over 3 grand and I pay nothing. So it is just cost of hotel/drive and my time. If my procedure does not work I will keep on looking!
Mary Z said:This procedure is being done at my sleep center. I'll ask next time I see my sleep doctor how it's going. I already have one implantable device/battery. It cost $138,000 and my last battery cost $127,000. I am convinced these things work, but I imagine they're very expensive.
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