Depending on your sleep study results and individual needs, your sleep clinician may recommend CPAP therapy, oral appliance therapy, Inspire®, Zepbound® or another appropriate treatment option.
Oral appliance therapy uses a custom-fitted device worn during sleep to help keep your airway open, often prescribed for mild to moderate Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) or when CPAP isn’t a good fit. If your clinician recommends oral appliance therapy, we’ll help guide you through the next steps for getting fitted.
Inspire® is an implanted device that stimulates the nerve controlling your airway muscles, offered as an option for certain patients with moderate to severe OSA who haven't had success with CPAP. Your sleep clinician will let you know if you're a candidate based on your results and discuss referral to a surgical provider.
If your clinician determines Zepbound is appropriate for you, a prescription can be sent to your pharmacy. Depending on how recently you've had lab work, bloodwork may be required first, and our team will handle prior authorization support if your insurance requires it. For cost information, contact your pharmacy or insurance plan directly.
Once your treatment plan is finalized, your prescription is sent to a third-party durable medical equipment (DME) supplier. PAP equipment suppliers typically take up to 5 business days to review documentation and process authorization, and they'll reach out to you directly once everything is ready.
If any additional documentation is needed, like outside clinic notes or sleep study results, to process your order to the DME, a member of our patient support team will reach out to you.
If you don’t hear from the DME supplier within 5 business days of your sleep clinician ordering your PAP therapy, please contact our patient support team at support@ognomy.com so we can help support the process and ensure they have all the necessary information.
Your consultation and home sleep test are billed separately from any equipment. If you're prescribed a CPAP or other device, that cost is determined by your insurance coverage or, for self-pay patients, quoted directly by the durable medical equipment (DME) supplier.
You can email support@ognomy.com for assistance or log in to your patient portal to schedule a follow-up to talk with your sleep clinician. Your treatment plan, including CPAP settings, mask fit, or a switch to a different therapy entirely, can be adjusted as your needs change.
It depends on what you need help with. For equipment-related issues such as your CPAP not powering on, a broken part, or replacement supplies, contact your DME directly.
For clinical issues, such as mask fit, pressure that feels uncomfortable, or dryness, schedule a follow-up with your clinician through your patient portal or email us at support@ognomy.com
