CPAP Machines costs, by state and province

Typical costs for cpap machines per machine. Features like humidification and data tracking raise cost. Open a market below for a local estimate.

A new CPAP machine costs $500 to $1,500 without insurance, with basic models around $500 and premium auto-adjusting units up to $1,500. Masks range from $50 to $200, and tubing and filters add $20 to $50 per month. Insurance often covers 80% after deductible, but out-of-pocket costs vary widely.

Machine Types and Features

Standard CPAP machines deliver fixed pressure and cost $500–$800. Auto-CPAP machines adjust pressure in real time and cost $800–$1,500. BiPAP machines for higher pressure needs run $1,200–$2,000.

Insurance and Prescription Costs

With private insurance, you may pay a copay of $100–$300 after meeting your deductible. Medicare covers 80% of the allowable amount, leaving you with 20%. A sleep study required for prescription costs $500–$3,000 without insurance.

Ongoing Supply Costs

Masks should be replaced every 3–6 months at $50–$200 each. Filters cost $5–$15 per month, and tubing $10–$20 per quarter. Humidifier chambers add $20–$40 every 6 months.

Typical CPAP Machines prices
ItemTypical range
CPAP Machine (standard)$500 – $800
CPAP Mask$50 – $200
Monthly Supplies (filters, tubing)$20 – $50
Sleep Study (without insurance)$500 – $3,000

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