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Do you use oxygen at night? Maybe you're waking up because your oxygen levels are dropping too low. For Jake, the oxygen rental company did an at-home study where they measured his oxygen saturation levels for one night. He stayed below 90% most of the time, which can really affect your quality...

Do you use oxygen at night? Maybe you're waking up because your oxygen levels are dropping too low. For Jake, the oxygen rental company did an at-home study where they measured his oxygen saturation levels for one night. He stayed below 90% most of the time, which can really affect your quality...

Do you use oxygen at night? Maybe you're waking up because your oxygen levels are dropping too low. For Jake, the oxygen rental company did an at-home study where they measured his oxygen saturation levels for one night. He stayed below 90% most of the time, which can really affect your quality...

Do you use oxygen at night? Maybe you're waking up because your oxygen levels are dropping too low. For Jake, the oxygen rental company did an at-home study where they measured his oxygen saturation levels for one night. He stayed below 90% most of the time, which can really affect your quality...

Do you use oxygen at night? Maybe you're waking up because your oxygen levels are dropping too low. <br />For Jake, the oxygen rental company did an at-home study where they measured his oxygen saturation levels for one night. He stayed below 90% most of the time, which can really affect your...

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Melissa- Have I got this right? I'm still confused! Say you go into the hospital for two weeks and then afterward, if you stay out for a full 60 days, the inpatient deductible ($1024) is reset and you pay that again for the next admission. If you go into the hospital, are discharged, and...

Melissa- Have I got this right? I'm still confused! Say you go into the hospital for two weeks and then afterward, if you stay out for a full 60 days, the inpatient deductible ($1024) is reset and you pay that again for the next admission. If you go into the hospital, are discharged, and...

Melissa- Have I got this right? I'm still confused! Say you go into the hospital for two weeks and then afterward, if you stay out for a full 60 days, the inpatient deductible ($1024) is reset and you pay that again for the next admission. If you go into the hospital, are discharged, and...

Melissa- Have I got this right? I'm still confused! Say you go into the hospital for two weeks and then afterward, if you stay out for a full 60 days, the inpatient deductible ($1024) is reset and you pay that again for the next admission. If you go into the hospital, are discharged, and...

Melissa- Have I got this right? I'm still confused! <br /> <br />Say you go into the hospital for two weeks and then afterward, if you stay out for a full 60 days, the inpatient deductible ($1024) is reset and you pay that again for the next admission. <br /> <br />If you go into the hospital...

My husband and I are trying to figure out the primary/secondary/how much we pay thing too. Does your primary insurance have a yearly max out-of-pocket? If so, this would definitely come in handy. We're planning on hitting the max every year ($2600)... paying 20% of inpatient bills adds up...

My husband and I are trying to figure out the primary/secondary/how much we pay thing too. Does your primary insurance have a yearly max out-of-pocket? If so, this would definitely come in handy. We're planning on hitting the max every year ($2600)... paying 20% of inpatient bills adds up...

My husband and I are trying to figure out the primary/secondary/how much we pay thing too. Does your primary insurance have a yearly max out-of-pocket? If so, this would definitely come in handy. We're planning on hitting the max every year ($2600)... paying 20% of inpatient bills adds up...

My husband and I are trying to figure out the primary/secondary/how much we pay thing too. Does your primary insurance have a yearly max out-of-pocket? If so, this would definitely come in handy. We're planning on hitting the max every year ($2600)... paying 20% of inpatient bills adds up...

My husband and I are trying to figure out the primary/secondary/how much we pay thing too. <br /> <br />Does your primary insurance have a yearly max out-of-pocket? If so, this would definitely come in handy. We're planning on hitting the max every year ($2600)... paying 20% of inpatient bills...