Cost & Insurance

Oral Appliance Therapy is FDA-approved and covered by Medical Insurance.

Cost is the number #1 question patients and provider ask about. Commercial payors, Medicare, Tricare, and even some Medicaid plans cover OAT.

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Medical Coverage: Getting Started

Most major medical insurance providers – including Advantage plans, Tricare, and regional plans cover OAT. We pre-authorize each patient to make getting started easy.

Coverage varies depending on your plan and policy. If you qualify, you typically can expect to pay any unmet deductible for the year, along with any copay or coinsurance fee your insurance plan requires.

CPAP and OAT can BOTH be covered by your insurance if medically necessary.

Always check your individual plan, or for a full list of participating insurers, contact our experts.

General Info

Requirements for Oral Appliance Therapy

To be a candidate for oral appliance therapy, you must meet the following FDA indications:

  • Must be 18 years or older
  • Must be diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnea.

How Can OAT Be Used?

  • Can be used as first line therapy
  • Great for CPAP intolerant patients
  • Can be used in conjunction with CPAP
  • Most patients are not required to try CPAP

Questions About Cost & Coverage?

Ask an OAT expert! We’ll get the answers you need.