Praxair was taken over by Apria Healthcare, and it has been a nightmare for the at least 18 months. Although we have three insurance coverages, Apria sent us an invoice in June for $1,700/28 for a Bi-Pap Machine, we had received in October. It had turned out, that the company never billed Medicare ...
For years I received my CPAP products without issues. Even after moving they mailed them to me. Then this year I was informed that they no longer supported my area... Ok, no problem. I received a bill, I called and they said they hadn't submitted to my insurance and would do that and send a revised ...
Recieved a bill, called Apria. Was told they hadn't submitted to my insurance but would do and send a new bill. A month later I get a call from a collection agency for $10.36 which I paid at time of call. Apria calls me monthly to see if I need supplies. They could have easily just mailed me a bill ...
On 12/30 I purchased, not leased a BiPAP machine from Apria Healthcare, in Lowell, Arkansas. I was told by two different people, at the facility, that my BiPAP would cost me absolutely nothing out of pocket. 30 days later I was billed for $72.00. I contacted Apria by phone, and was assured that the ...
My husband was put on oxygen back in August.in June my husband was no longer needing the oxygen, so his doctor called Apria and discontinued it. All of our billing from this company was current. Once the equipment was picked up by them, then strange charges started appearing on subsequent monthly ...
Be aware of doing business with Apria as they are unethical in their business practices. I signed a Sales, Service, Rental Agreement for a CPAP Machine, in which I paid a $60.87 charge on my credit card; I was told I was paying rental charges for several months afterwhich the machine would turn ...