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How Can I Get Insurance to Cover a Sleep Study? Make sure your sleep study is prescribed by your doctor. Make sure your test provider is in-network. See if you have met your deductible and if there will be copays. Know if at-home tests are covered vs lab tests.
Lack of medical necessity Insurance companies and government programs may deny claims if they determine that the polysomnography or sleep study was not medically necessary. To address this challenge, healthcare providers should document the medical necessity of the test in the patients medical record.
Your primary care physician or a physician at a sleep clinic can order it for you to use at home.
Sleep tests can help your doctor diagnose sleep-related breathing disorders such as sleep apnea, sleep-related seizure disorders, sleep-related movement disorders, and sleep disorders that cause extreme daytime tiredness such as narcolepsy.
To schedule a sleep study, you will need a referral from a physician and in some cases an authorization from your health insurance company. Sometimes, sleep lab staff can get approval from your insurance company on your behalf.
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Prior Authorization requests for Sleep Study codes (95800, 95806, 95801, G0398, G0399, G0400) will not require a Prior Authorization. Facility-based codes (95807, 95808, 95810, 95811) will require a Prior Authorization.
The costs vary depending on the services required, the particular service provider, and the insurance provider, but for a service like an overnight sleep study, parents can expect an average cost of around $1000 to $2000 before insurance is applied. Insurance, including Medicare, can cover the majority of the cost.

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