Apria Healthcare Reviews

On my last doctor appointment, on February 4, 2019. I was told that I needed to start using oxygen. My doctor told me that they would call into someone to supply me with the necessary equipment. On February 7, 2019, I received a message from Apria Healthcare telling me that they needed to speak to me. I returned their call and was told that another representative would be calling to set up delivery of the equipment. I received a call back later that day telling me that the items had shipped and I would be getting a delivery on Monday, February 11, 2019. I explained at that time, that I would be out of town at my daughter’s residence in Colorado that day and that I did not have phone service at that location Victor, Colorado. I gave him the number for my sister who lives in Goodland, Kansas (where I live) and asked him to call her to set up delivery.

Received several calls today. The first one was to say they needed a face to face evaluation from my doctor but that they had already requested it and just wanted to let me know. 2nd call the guy told me I owed them $60 which was my 20% co insurance amount. I told him I wanted to call my insurance company and verify because I had another company who never mentioned any payment. 2 hours later some lady from Apria called me, told me that I hadn't met any of my deductible (not true I'm pregnant with twins and believe me I've been to the doctor more than a couple times already) and that I actually would have to pay 100% of the breast pump cost myself. Something seems extremely fishy. I won't be giving them any of my information.

Apria refunded my money yesterday, and are working with my new insurance to get me re-approved. I am so grateful to Casey for making this happen! She was very courteous and helpful. When I received the check in the mail, I was overjoyed!

I have been dealing with Apria since 2011. Around 2016 I switched insurance providers (not the first to fall victim of this I see). And continued to order supplies etc. Suddenly I get multiple pulls on my bank account and credit cards. Repeatedly I would get collection agency letters (but no actual bill). Every time I would call to place an order, I would complete the order and then the rep would say I have a balance and so of course I would add that payment to my order and assume things are good.

Oh where to start? I received a tens unit through my insurance through CareCentrix who got the equipment from this company. You sent a bill of over 1600.00 to my credit report because you said my insurance wouldn’t cover it anymore. After months of fighting with you, my insurance, and CareCentrix I finally got the help I needed yesterday. Turns out you never got a preauthorization from my insurance for the tens unit before sending it to me. Now you are trying to do balance billing which is illegal! I called again today and you are once again trying to put it under review which can take up to 45 days!!! This company is an absolute joke! I see an attorney in my very near future!!!

Called and was on hold for a while. Got a rep that I couldn't understand and had to ask this rep 7 TIMES to transfer me to someone that I could understand because his accent was so heavy. Unbelievable!!! So they transferred me to a US representative and I was holding for 15 minutes and when they finally answered it was another person who I couldn't understand. Apparently the first person I talked to never transferred me to a US rep but instead put me back in the queue line. Are you serious!!! This happens every time I call so I try not to call if I don't have to. You need to seriously improve your customer service or you will continue to lose customers. I will make sure that I tell everyone I know about my horrible experience. Don't bother replying as it is obvious to me by all of the horrible reviews that you have received, that you really don't care!!

My husband was diagnosed with sleep apnea in 2008. Apria was the company our insurance chose to go with for his equipment. After almost dealing with this company for 10 years, we decided to go elsewhere because we had moved and didn't have an Apria office close to us. We drove an hour and 1/2 away to return the equipment. And thought that was the end of it. NO. 6 months after we returned it, we started getting bills from them. When my husband called, they said they show no record of us returning our equipment. It's been over a year that we returned it now. We no longer have the receipt showing the return. So now what? We're supposed to pay for it the rest of our lives??? After 11 years, shouldn't it be paid off anyways? Seriously ridiculous! I will never recommend this company.

You will think the wheelchair is yours to keep, but upon looking at the contract you will see they are charging your insurance a ridiculous rental fee. If you change insurance you will be responsible for paying those rents. Get rid of it or get one online. Much cheaper and yours to keep as low as 100$ and you get it over with this big scam.

I was prescribed a wheelchair following a leg fracture that occurred June 2018. My insurance Aetna was billed every month since then. January 2019 our insurance changed but was still with Aetna. A week ago I got a call from someone overseas saying I had no insurance, I explained the change and gave him the new ID number. Today Saturday I checked my online account and Apria has debited $478. I was not informed of this and am very upset that this was done. I cannot contact anyone at my bank or the company until Monday. So the insurance has paid for 7-8 months and they want me to pay this??? I have read the other recent reviews and this company needs to get their act together fast. I am very upset and needed that money for other things, damn you can get a wheelchair at Walmart or on Amazon for $150. I want answers!!!

As a physician, I have had many complaints about Apria from patients over the years. Not until I became a patient, myself, did I see how bad this company really is. Phone calls go to India - poor understanding of language, culture and geography. Took me over 4 months to get correct supplies and many hours on the phone. When supplies did finally arrive they were the wrong ones. Many more hours on the phone and I received more of the wrong items. Impossible to get a hold of anyone in the US. Then, to make matters worse, I started to get collection calls (from India) over the billing that had already been paid. The only thing they did quickly was to bill my insurance company (again for supplies I had not received). I would strongly advise you to talk to your doctor or insurance company for another vendor. I know I am.

Be aware - they outsource all of their customer service overseas, the people I have been dealing with are either unable to comprehend simple English or just plain stupid. I think that is a criteria to work there. My husband was non compliant the first 3 months so Care Centrix stopped billing us and now Apria is billing us direct. Fine, no problem, called them for a payoff, they said NONE of the payments that I made to Care Centrix (over $500) would be applied towards the machine! Is this even legal? I'm returning the machine and buying it outright somewhere else so I never again have to deal with all the people involved with my husband to be able to sleep! This company needs to do a serious overhaul with their CS dept just like Comcast did a few years back, that was the top worst company to deal with. Now they are a lot better.

Unbelievable - would never do business with this company. I needed to order a CPAP machine in December and was told by my insurance company that it would be paid in full (my out of pocket for 2018 was met), as long as I use an in-network provider. I did a search for in-network providers and was given Apria Healthcare. I followed the link to their website from my insurance page and was directed to Apria.com. I called and spoke with a representative and was told that they didn't "deal with insurance" so I I would need to submit it to Aetna myself - not a problem since I knew that I would be reimbursed at 100%. She told me I could order over the phone or online. I was still on the Apria.com website with the Apria Healthcare logo and simply clicked on the "shop Apria Direct" tab to purchase my machine.

My husband was referred to the Apria Roselle location by his doctor and because a participating provider of his insurance. During his appointment with respiratory therapist she rushed through the demonstration. She wouldn't let him ask question. Kept saying wait to the end. She gave him a mask and didn't let him see which worked best. She only turned machine on and off. Didn't wait a few minutes to see how he felt. She mentioned that we had thirty days. Then she said she had no time because she had another patient waiting. Needless to say my husband had problems right away. He felt congested, filled up with mucus and couldn't breathe right. I made several of them. Kept insisted these symptoms were impossible. Said to adjust humidity, ramp time and stated he wasn't giving enough time. I said he feels awful with it and can't leave on.

This is the worst company ever. We're being charged for stuff that we were told would be covered and was questionable if we even needed. It took them two weeks to deliver everything. Customer service reps could care less about resolving any issues. I was told there was nothing I could do. Pay the bill or let it go to collections. Really, a $22 dollar bill? OK, if that's your attitude. You can deal with that process instead of trying to correct this matter with the family. The worst part about this is they'll probably spends hundreds of dollars trying to collect the twenty and end up getting to write it all off. Talk about a screwed up system. No wonder they don't care about their customers.

Today I got a call from Apria healthcare. They said they were coming to pick 2 pieces of equipment. One from 2016 and one from 2018. I did not know what they were talking about so I called. They said the equipment was being rented from my insurance company and since my husband died on December 29 they had to pick it up. I not knowing it was being rented gave it to Goodwill along with lots of others things of his. Now they are saying I have to pay for new equipment and they will not take credit for what the insurance company paid. REALLY!!!

Updated on 02/13/2019: Yes I was contacted and no progress was made. Apria insists insurance will not cover a home and portable oxygen unit. They claim they are duplicate machines. This is untrue since my pulmonologist said the portable concentrator is pulse activated NOT continuous flow. I guess Apria has a medical degree too! Worst customer service, unwilling to help, they all read from a script.

Every single time I order my oxygen refill, I get told I will get a call the morning of delivery. The first call (recording) says delivery between 9 am - 1 pm, then 2 hours later another call (recording) comes saying delivery is changed to 1-5 pm. Then around 4 pm the third call (recording) comes saying the delivery time is now between 8:30-9:30 pm and subject to change. You can’t talk to anyone and if you call, you are told there’s nothing they can do and delivery can go till 1 am.

Updated on 04/02/2019: I initially posted a review regarding the lack of customer service on February 5, 2019. It was resolved (so I thought) on February 11, 2019 when I spoke to Amanda who authorized a 20% discount if I would pay the balance due that day. She was also the first person that could fully explain why I was billed at the amount I was along with assuring me that payments made by my former health insurance company had been applied.

This company does not and will not provide a local contact for direct support questions or assistance. After picking up the BiPAP machine for my wife, we had problems adjusting the full face mask the Dr. ordered. Instead of giving us help with the ordered mask, they shifted my wife to a nasal mask. They put the mask on her but never ran the machine (which I brought) so we were startled by the noise the nasal mask made. The doctor ordered a reduction in the pressures to help her adjust to wearing the mask.

Been trying to get a CPAP replaced after mine stopped working. Between Cigna, Care Centric and Apria they have wasted 4 weeks and I still don't know when I will get a CPAP. I have severe sleep apnea and am so frustrated that I am beside myself. They are not interested in my health but only their billing and insane approval process.

Me and my wife have been on the phone many times to get these overcharges fixed with no help! Just got another bill today for over $200. I haven’t bought anything from you for many months! I have insurance that pays 90% of my bill! But you keep turning it in to the wrong insurance company. Calling the Better Business Bureau soon if not fix and with a refund made to my credit card!

My father has been dependent on Oxygen for a few years now and we've been annoyed with Apria since day ONE, mainly because delivery appointments are rarely kept, they are often missed, not just once, but multiple times. My father can be waiting up to 2 weeks for a delivery that should have happened 2-3 times. That is completely unprofessional, seeming that someone has to be home for the delivery people are arranging their lives for these deliveries.

This company is the worst transaction I ever had. They lie too much to the patients. You need to call them at last 6 times and still my supplies not coming. Poor customer relation to the patients. Their reviews all over is so poor. They need to be reported.

This company is SOOO bad with customer service, unreliable deliveries, picking up DME (after I was told it was only a rental...never knew my $20 TENS unit was a rental.) (Hard to return something without a place to send it, a number to call or knowledge it was a rental.) They have scheduled the pick up for Tuesday and still on Friday...no one has come by!!! They charge outrageous fees (contractual with insurance companies). My TENS unit (mind you, the VERY EXACT same one) is $16.95 on the internet! Why then, do I not know it's a rental that you will charge my insurance company $28.00 a month for 10 months???

I had a CPAP machine from them, that was not functioning to my benefit. I tried multiple times to contact a customer service rep to help and could never get anyone on the line and left on hold forever. I returned the unit and cancelled my service. They contacted me 2 months later, saying that I have an open bill of $49. I paid them, just to get them out of my life. It is now 7 months later and they are trying to collect another $28 from me, saying that I still owe them money from March 2017. This is a scam company and I would never recommend them to anyone or trust a referral to their company. They are completely unorganized and a fraud.

I have had four scheduled appoints in the past two months for them to service my equipment. They still haven't showed up. Wasted a lot of time to reschedule. They don't call and apologize. For not coming. Terrible customer service.

I have had Apria just over a year and everything was fine for the first 6 1/2 months. In June 2018 I get a bill stating I owed 2 months payments of 33.64... I called BILLING and spoke to someone I could barely understand... The number I have is SUPPOSED to be the Minster, Ohio office but when I follow the menu I get someone in Indonesia or some overseas company that barely speak English and you have to KEEP repeating to them or asking them what they said... Long story short I paid my bill and there was a rate increase I was never notified of... My original bill was 24.81 per month went to $33.64 per month. They are claiming I OWE 2 months @ $33.68 per month... I paid what I thought was my bill of 24.81 so the way I figure I owe 2 months difference between $33.64 and $24.81 which is 2 months @ $8.83 not 2 months @ $33.64. You are the worse company I have ever dealt with... And I WAS in Customer Service for 30 years.

My doctor put in an order for CPAP machine and supplies on 1/9/19, today's is 1/29/19 and I still haven't received it. I have never received such poor customer service from any company as I have with Apria. Reps are hard to understand, they call me and say machine is ready to be delivered, they are all overseas, they keep saying, "Oh this one" as though we are talking about multiple orders and do not have any compassion for their patients. I have been lied to over and over again. I was promised an email of a contract I needed to electronically sign and send back before they could deliver machine.

I have been attempting to order a CPAP machine, and I have never been so appalled in all my life. "Customer Service" is the worst I've ever experienced. Reps call me 3 times a week and ask for a return call. When I call back, they ask why I have called. I say "I don't know. You called me." Then they ask for my address and date of birth and then mumble and stammer things that no one could ever understand. Sometimes a call with them will end and a few minutes later I get another call from someone else, again to verify the information I just gave someone else. I ask what the status is of my machine and can't get any information.

Apria is by far the worse company I have ever dealt with in my entire life. They have had numerous billing errors with my insurance company over the years and you can never connect to a representative in the US without being placed on hold for almost an hour each time. I had finally decided I had enough and told my doctor to switch medical supply providers. Apria continued to send me medical supplies I had NOT ordered and I was NOT on some auto fill plan either. They fraudulently charged my insurance company as well. After attempting today to resolve the issue one more time and spending another 1 hour plus on hold with various reps in the Philippines, I simply said screw them and threw my bill in the trash. DON’T EVER USE THIS COMPANY OR PROVIDE THEM YOUR CREDIT CARD NUMBER OR HOME TELEPHONE NUMBER. THEY ROBO CALL you practically every day.

My husband and I are both active duty when we started receiving our CPAP machine. Everything was fine until Oct 2018 when we received a bill. After calling Apria and Tricare we had to fax over a claim to Tricare. Again we get another bill the following month. I have dealt with this every month since Oct. Not sure how from Feb till Oct everything was fine. They say they support the military but wow I feel like we have to do their job every month since they are so incompetent. Every time I call Apria it is never anyone I can understand and I get the run around. They will try to get your credit card info but DO NOT give it to them. Go elsewhere for your medical supplies. Seriously run. If I could give negative reviews I would.

Apria sent a bill to my ins in July. They filled out the statement wrong & was denied. In Sept they took $179.00 out of my credit card. I told them NEVER do that... Finally between BCBS & I calling they resubmitted & was paid. 12/18 STILL WAITING for them to send me my money. 2/19 I if I call they say "it is coming".

DO NOT give this company your debit or credit card number for anything. We had meet our out of pocket max with our insurance. I told them this day one but they would not deliver oxygen without a card on file. I told them not to bill my card, well they charged us. Then they did not post the entire payment with my insurance. Apria billed my card on 10/19/18. The charge was posted to my account on 10/27/18. Claim was sent to insurance on 11/27 with notation I paid $3.80 when they actually charged me $32.53. Insurance claim showed patient responsibility $0.00. My insurance returned the $3.80 to us. I called Apria at this time and told them we did not owe them. They needed to refund us since we meet our out of pocket. They say they needed to review with Blue Cross. Then on 12/18 we received a paper bill that we owed $6.76.

My husband is using a CPAP machine rented from Apria. They're trying to bill us almost $500 for not being "in compliance with the use of the machine." The last two months my husband was definitely in compliance. They're trying to say he uses the machine less and less every time I call. It's such a scam. You get the run around. They read off scripts. It's a terrible company to use. Rent your CPAP machine from someone else. I can buy one for almost the price they are trying to charge us for.

This company is incompetent----too long on hold at least 15 min. took 6 mos. to get them to give the CORRECT fax # so the dr. could send the required documentation-they were so vague on what they needed the dr.s office had to call 3 times.--If you want reasonable, competent service please go somewhere else...

This is the most incompetent company I have ever had to work with. After faxing my prescription for my breast pump, I received five different calls from overseas specialists all wanting the same information to set up my order. After two weeks, numerous calls to my doctor to get the "diagnosis" and a 3 way call from my insurance I was able to finally put in an order for my Medela breast pump. Even though my insurance covered the pump at 100% I was still forced to give them my credit card info for the order and had to fight to choose my own brand of pump.

Apria's customer service is appalling. Its local office rushes to get a new patient out of the office, with minimal instructions. It has no direct line for questions or follow-up. Patients are referred to a website for supplies, but once ordered, don't arrive. Calling the service center doesn't help, as it's located in the Philippines, staffed by the inept who can't answer even the basic questions. Apria is so bad the local sleep center has stopped referring patients to Apria, and I have filed a fraud complaint with Medicare against Apria because supplies ordered, and supposedly paid for by Medicare, never arrived after a month.

I use a CPAP and my insurance approve replacement masks every six months. Over the last two years, most of my orders have been filled incorrectly. Apria has double billed me a couple times and I have gotten my money back. In November 2018, I redid my usual order, and approved for them to bill me $23. When I checked my bank statement, they had taken an additional $111. They billed my insurance incorrectly and refused to correct it. I ended up doing a 3-way call with my insurance and Apria. Apria admitted it was their mistake, and that they would refund my money.

On May 8, 1918, I had surgery on my left leg to heal a wound that had split open after sutures failed to hold. Apria was to deliver a Medvac battery-powered unit so I could leave the hospital. It did not arrive until the following morning at 6:30 a.m., May 9. I used the device for four weeks and returned it in good condition. Apria billed Humana for services starting May 8, and sent it to the wrong doctor for approval. It was rejected. Re-submitted it again only to be rejected. Never called or emailed me for more information.

Hi everyone! If your CPAP supplies come from Apria, I would suggest running. I had a prescription for CPAP supplies called in by my doctor on Dec. 20, 2018. They never arrived so I called Apria about two weeks later and was told that my account was put on hold for the rental fee of $16.50. The due date for the $16.50 was January 15, about two weeks in the future. The statement date was December 25, 5 days AFTER my prescription was called in. I finally got the bill so paid it on or around Jan 10. I made the mistake of assuming that my account would be taken off of hold and the supplies sent.

I ordered a CPAP and was told my insurance deductible was not met so I had to pay $309.79. OK, I paid and received shortly thereafter. Told would have a $10 per month rental fee for 10 months, ok. Forward 4 months, receive explanation of benefits that says Apria billed my insurance $874.72 and my member rate is $55.00 and "the provider has agreed not to bill me for the difference between total and allowable amount". WHAT? So why was I charged $309? AND, if I paid $309, why would they bill my insurance the full $874?

i'm on a very strict budget due to disability. On the 16th I stop to get something to eat. Afterwards I go to pay on my Visa and it was declined. I looked up my account and Apria took out over $120 for what was to be a $30 bill. Had no cash... Needless to say I was pissed. Customer service said they had no card on file to take out funds. I told them bs. They didn't want hear it and the next day they took out the $30 that put me into negative funds. Got 37 NSF charges from the bank and still Apria have no thoughts of fixing issue. Do not use this company!!! I didn't even want to give one star but had no choice.

The 02 oxygen concentrator was picked up by Apria in September and an O2 concentrator portable was left. I receive a bill every month for 02 concentrator portable and charges for the 02 concentrator which was return. Spoke to the local Apria store and she said they can still charge me. I don't expect to pay for a 02 machine I don't have. I am ready to call attorney general, Better Business Bureau and Medicare. This is a ripoff.

Apria furnished me with a portable oxygen generator about 6 months ago. They were very prompt and efficient when doing so and I was extremely happy. Just recently this machine abruptly quit. I called Apria's local office and they told me that either I could come to that office or they would send a driver to my home immediately with another machine. I opted to go to their office to pick up the machine. From the time my original machine quit until I was home again with new machine was less than an hour and a half and that included 45 minutes driving time. This company has shown me customer service that is over the top and I can't say enough good about them.

The DME company does not go into hospital once patient is to be discharged to service their own machines. Plus there is a lack of communication within the Harlingen office and main 1800 number people. They don’t give you statements and no courtesy call when they're going to charge your card??? I do not recommend.

Contacted customer service. Representative was difficult to understand due to accent and rapid speech. Asked to speak to a supervisor after 22 minutes. On hold for 15 minutes. Was not connected to supervisor, but another customer service representative who could not explain why automatic bill pay went from $15 to $65. After 10 minutes the rep hung up on us. Called back and asked for supervisor. Put on hold for 15 minutes. Gave up. Worst customer service EVER!!! Why can a rep not explain why a bill increased from $15 to $65?

Been working with this awful company to resolve a $16 balance since 11/17. They admitted they forgot to bill my insurance. I have called them numerous times. Today I was put on hold for one hour just to get transferred. Then the lady said give her 5 minutes. Another hour later and she had not come back. Guess it was her lunch time. Three hours later and I have gotten nowhere but on hold. One guy said, "It only $16 just pay it." You guys suck and should be paying me. I dare you to send me a survey.

I've been dealing with Apria's CPAP supplies team for over a year, and during that time I've had to call them dozens of times to correct problems that their incompetence has caused. I'm truly amazed that they're still in business.

Was supposed to receive a CPAP machine in July 2018 with Medicare and Blue Cross secondary... Despite repeated phone calls to Apria and my physician, the order wasn't completed until January 14, 2019... And the CPAP machine was missing the connection hose so totally unusable...and no local contact number available. I will be contacting Medicare to get this company removed as authorized supplier.

My father is on a feeding tube and they sent the wrong apparatus, and three separate times throughout the day I have called them about trying to resolve the issue to no avail. Going through the introductory directory was a headache enough, only to talk to one person several minutes later to be redirected yet again for calls that have spanned over 30 minutes. "We're glad you called and we'll be with you shortly."

I was using a CPAP machine that was rented to me on a monthly basis following a prescription from my doctor. Apria billed for a month or two and then immediately billed for full payment. I called Blue Cross and they agreed to pay for full unit and did pay for full unit. Apria KEPT billing for the FULL price for another 12 months as if they were sending me a new unit each month!!!

I was using a CPAP machine that was rented to me on a monthly basis following a prescription from my doctor which helped with my sleeping. That was the good news and now for the reality it was a well used machine when I received it and I used it for years being billed monthly but also unaware there was a change in my insurance company and they were not getting paid so for several months. So when I went to correct it they said the bill was $5100. At this point I wanted to cut ties and I quickly gave back the machine and purchased another machine for $238 elsewhere which is newer and works great. I am going to have to claw my way out of this contract. The bad news is their customer service may not get the greatest reviews but the good news is their billing department is on point. In closing I would recommend all customers to purchase and own their own equipment. It's easy and trust me a lot less headaches.

Apria Health care overcharged me $54.41 for 2017 for my wife’s equipment. I have the Blue Cross approved payment amounts and my credit card statements that prove this. This problem occurred because I used automatic payments from my credit card and they could not get my wife’s insurance info. correct. Once I figured this out, I refused to pay them for their equipment they supplied in early 2018 until they resolved the 2017 accounting problems. Apria sent us to collections. I then paid Apria for the 2018 equipment minus the $54.41 they overcharged us in 2017. I also sent the collection agency and copied Apria a letter detailing the overcharges. I expected a response from them but nothing.

I've been on an APAP since 2013 and my doctor's office informed me they could order me a new machine if I wanted. Nothing wrong with my old one, but I figured it's good to have a backup. I didn't specify a vendor so the clinic sent it to Apria. I received the 'new' machine as a rental or rent to own in September and only recently discovered that it has almost 3,000 hours of use on it. I've only put on a couple hundred, myself. I've contact my insurance and I plan on returning the machine and having my doc send the prescription elsewhere. This is one of those situations where it being a rental may come in handy.

I am a repeat Apria customer, without prior difficulties with the company. But I never had to call customer service for assistance. I placed two orders recently. I never received a tracking number for either item, even after calling numerous times. The second order arrived, but only one of two items were received. I called CS to advise them about the problem. We are going away so time is of the essence. I was told the missing item would ship expeditiously (?) and it would go by air shipment. I called back today, and was told they have no indication of shipment, and air shipment was not a possibility. Asked to speak to a supervisor, but was told no one was available. "In a meeting." Don't know who to talk with to get information and satisfaction. They seem to have competent people taking orders, but it stops there. I wouldn't deal with them again, but they are the vendor for Kaiser, of which we are members.

Very dissatisfied with their customer service. Their service helpers are not knowledgeable, no one can answer you when got charged extra, they just said you need to talk to Billing department, and when you called billing, they said you need to talk to document department...and so on. Nothing but more hassles. Stay away from this company...

I have been with Apria for over 10 years and never had a problem until I moved 4 years ago. I had to update my Dr.'s info. They changed my address to my Dr.'s office and shipped all my supplies and bills there. I never received my supplies but recently was contacted by a collections service. When I called they had the wrong address. Now I had to pay a bill for supplies I never received due to collections. When I asked about a refund, I was read statements that I talked to a representative and confirmed my address as my Dr.'s office... I will be contacting the Pennsylvania State Attorney General and filing a complaint for fraudulent business practices against them.

They bill insurance so they think they need to do nothing to prove their worth. I was referred by my Pulmonary specialist. I got a unit that I gave $200 down then was billed $70 per month for 6 months. A little research showed that the unit was worth retail about $350, so for 6 months I had paid $620 for a $350 unit. I returned the unit in October 2017 and purchased a used unit online for $150, that has functioned fine since.

2 years in a row they have sent me the wrong CPAP Mask. They tell you someone will call with instructions on return and it never happens. UPS will just show up at your door with no warning. Noticed my Medicare insurance was charged both times and never saw a refund. I'm contacting Medicare. Talked to at least 8 different employees and just kept sending me in circles. They lied and said it would be here in 5 days numerous times. It was in transit but no tracking number. Insisted on tracking number, waited forever, told backlog at manufacture in California, hadn't even been shipped! Said I would get it soon.

My doctor's office had to switch me to Apria for my CPAP supplies due to me having Medicare as a secondary insurance. I was very nervous about the switch because I've been reading negative reviews. Keep reading... My experience with them has been great, however. Every resupply order for my CPAP masks, hoses and filters has arrived on time and has been accurate and they took care of working with the insurance company and Medicare. I only had one problem, the customer service person was soft-spoken and I had to ask him to repeat himself. Other than that my experience has been 100 percent positive so far. Every person's experience is unique, but mine has been positive. :)

Apria made several withdrawals from my bank account without my permission. Saying I gave them permission to do so. They emptied my account and overdraw charges have cost me even more. Their customer service attitude was, "That's not our problem. We got paid." I will be contacting the attorney general's office and my lawyer.

Supplies for CPAP machine were sent automatically and on a timely basis. But, when my insurance limit had been reached, Apria Healthcare continued to send supplies without notifying me and that further shipments would be my responsibility. Consequently, one & one-half years later I get a bill for these supplies. I refused to pay and they sent the bill to a collection Co. I paid the bill but I am seeking remediation through the courts. Due to their unscrupulous tactics, I do not recommend obtaining supplies from this company.

I have dealt with this company for ten years for my sleep apnea supplies. The first six years, I’d call, place order, and my equipment was delivered the next day. I’d receive a bill in a few weeks for the balance that insurance didn’t cover and that was that, the end. For the past four years, it’s been a total nightmare. Ordering is a process which takes me having my SC BCBS do a three-way call twice each year to listen in and straighten out their inept phone customer service reps' lack of information and weeks to receive supplies. They (the customer service reps) seem to be trained to elude your every concern even though they are looking at the computer screen and see what you are telling them as correct. It took me two months and roughly 7 calls to receive my complete order this, my tenth and FINAL year.

This company sends all their order calls to India or some place overseas. I ordered CPAP supplies and they were sent to another state. I called and let them know and they said they changed the address and I would get the supplies at the correct address. They sent it twice to the wrong ADDRESS and two weeks later I'm still waiting on supplies. This has happened more than once. They have the worst customer service.

I have been trying since July 2018 to get Apria to send me detailed billing that includes payments I have made to them. They never sent it. In early December after three attempts to get them to mail a itemized statement I finally got someone to email me a copy. After having to download a special program to view the file I find they show none of the payments I have made them in 2018. I emailed back requesting they show my payments. No answer. In February 2018 I got a call from someone threatening me with collections. I called right away with my paid bill on hand to find out what was going on. After going through their BS phone system and transfers, I finally got a hold of someone who told me they haven't sent the bill yet. I hope someone from this company can contact me with a solution that does not require me to spend hours on the phone. Fuming got customer.

Apria does not even deserve one star, but one can't submit a review here without a star rating. They provide statements and contracts that make little sense. Things don't add up. I was told I would be billed a certain amount for 10 months - in addition to the payment I made when I picked up my BIPAP machine and the money this company got from my insurance company. They have billed me beyond those 10 monthly payments, and I can't figure out what is going on. The statements they provide don't include the actual amounts of the payments I've made in many cases. I have been unable to reach a live person or log into their terrible website even though I'm registered and have an account - it keeps telling me I'm locked out and I can't get through to someone to help me.

I had to deal with this company from 2009 when I had my sleep studies to 2016. Every review you see on here is perfectly true. I once took my CPAP to a local Apria office to ask why the settings did not seem right. I had had to trade in my old machine for a new one. The lady told me that the settings were correct per my prescription. I asked to see the prescription. She showed me what had been scanned into my file. It was somebody else’s!!! They had used somebody else’s settings!! Another major issue was that they kept billing me up to 2016. It was sporadic.

I receive my E.O.B.s from my insurance company stating that I owe zero dollars to this provider because I have met my deductible and yearly out of pocket expenses. Apria keeps sending me bills that state I owe them money and if I don't pay them they will turn me over to a collection agency. I call Apria and they send me from department to department talking to people that know ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. I don't know if they do this on purpose just to get you to hang up or they are really that unknowledgeable about their job. But after a couple hours of getting nowhere you do just want to hang up. Or there's the "I'll check into it and get back with you" scheme. That one never works out well either. It seems they forget all about you. I strongly suggest that if you need c-pap supplies get them from any supplier but Apria. You will be a lot happier and have fewer headaches.

I have had several issues with this company! I have done everything they have asked and I am currently making payments on a outstanding balance, I am a Pre-transplant patient on required oxygen 24/7 and the local branch here in Houston still cancels my delivery of oxygen tanks every time I order them! My coordinator over my case has also reached out to Apria trying to help me get this issue resolved and it is still ongoing. I don't think Apria should be allowed to deny oxygen to a patient that is on required oxygen 24/7.

If you want incompetence, deal with Apria. I wonder this company is still in business. On Nov 9, 2018 my doctor placed an order for a portable oxygen unit with a min. of 3 L flow. Two days later I was called by Apria that it would take 1 month to supply the unit, if I needed oxygen in the meantime. I said "No. I can wait". It's now Dec 31 and 6 telephone calls later, all they have supplied is a large stationary oxygen generator, one 5 ft. emergency bottle of oxygen and 6 little 1 1/2 hour bottles with a trolley. The latest promise by a Supervisor was "In latest 48 hours we call you with a delivery date of the portable unit." Well that 4 days ago, still no call. I wonder what would happen to an Apria customer who need oxygen to stay alive.

This company was a nightmare to deal with (literally). They give false information, this company has zero integrity from top to bottom. DO NOT use this company for any service whatsoever. Oxygen tank rental or CPAP rental included. They will lie repeatedly just to get you off the phone. Lazy employees that are incompetent and unsafe to have in your families home. Honestly, I found it unsafe to even have items delivered to my parent's house if I was not present. STAY AWAY from this company.

Have dealt with them for a year now trying to over bill me. Their biller CareCentrix said I was paid up and should not receive bills from Apria so every month I have to call and dispute the bill. CareCentrix says do not pay. Now I’ve been turned over to collections. Think it’s time to call a lawyer. Tired of this harassment when I’ve paid my bill. Also when I call Apria refuses to give me a case number.

My experience would take longer than I can write all of the details here. My primary care physician and my ENT offices both have told me terrible stories about Apria and they would never recommend this company. But unfortunately I had to use them for my insurance. I have had nothing but problems with Apria. I have made over 45 phone calls in three months to try resolve problems. For billing I gave them my credit card for a rental. I was forced to do by my insurance company and for supplies. For the initial order I had a duplicate billing and items were missing from the box. I have spent hours on the phone talking to various Representatives. Some don't speak very good English. Others will tell you erroneous information that conflicts with the information from the next person you talk to.

The week before Christmas, my mother (81 years old) ordered a concentrated oxygen tank to be delivered to my sister's house so that she could spend Christmas Eve with her family and still get her treatment. She was told it would be delivered on Monday, December 24th. By 3:30 it had not been delivered so we called the local Denver office to confirm it was still going to be delivered. We confirmed the address and was told the oxygen would be delivered. I even asked if we should take one of the tanks from her home but was assured the delivery would take place. That was at 4:00 PM. I called again at 8:00 PM and was told by Sarah (who talked with logistics) that the delivery was still going to take place.

Have been frustratingly dealing with them for about 7 months. Still don’t have what the doctor has ordered but, they have charged me and my insurance company plenty. The first call I ever received from them after the doctor’s submission was from a call center in China asking for my credit card number. My insurance covers all of the equipment (that they never send.) I asked how much it would cost if they did charge me. Apria actually sent me a bill for 10 times the quote after my insurance already paid them. Also, the sales people lied to my face stalling me for an hour over their mistakes. No apologies, just more lies. They consistently tell my doctor, who can get in touch with the sales representative, that he will call me. He doesn’t.

This company is horrible to work with. They constantly call for unsolicited sales despite me being on the do not call list - even after being asked to remove me from their list. Twice I have paid them and been told the amount paid was all I owed and the equipment was mine to keep - only to be billed for more. I have gone to their office several times after phone calls have not worked. I returned their equipment - and am still receiving calls that I owe them money. I will never do business with them again. Stay far away from this company!

I have been waiting since Sept 24th for my portable oxygen concentrator. I call my daughter calls and I call again. They keep saying someone will call from processing or it can take up to 30 days. Well it’s been 90. I first applied in August. They kept saying not the right paperwork from the Dr. Finally Sept 24th they said everything was there and order is being processed. They said someone would call. Last week they said the order was sent to my local office. This week, you won’t believe it. They are trying to say I need more paperwork. I have arthritis in my knees and back and cannot carry around tanks. So I have been housebound since August unless I go with my daughter and she carries tank. Now they say someone will call on Wednesday. I am still waiting for a call since September.

For the second time in six months, after receiving just two shipments, I received a bill for a shipment for the same amount that I paid over two weeks ago. I called Apria Billing and asked what my current balance was. Reply from Billing was the same as shown on the bill I just received. I asked Billing for the date of my last payment, was given a date 9 months ago. I told the Billing Department rep that I was currently at their website, looking at my account page, where I see a payment date over two weeks ago. The Billing rep told me that because I used the online tool, with a credit card, the data will not show as a credit for my bill for approximately 4 weeks. Why can't Apria Billing see what I can see from my home? If this was 1999 that might be okay, but not in December of 2018.

Let me preface this with the fact that I've never written a bad review on **, but this is ridiculous! If I could give negative stars, I would! Short version: My son was diagnosed with Pneumonia and required a nebulizer. My insurance was accepted by Apria and the doctor requested the order from there to get us the nebulizer as quickly as possible. After 3 calls to Apria about when we could expect this and their repeated response of it would be the same day and that someone would call, they finally told us that they had not called our insurance company in time to get the necessary information to get the nebulizer delivered. My 2 year old son was sitting at home, miserable, with pneumonia! Do NOT use this company.

In September 2017 I received a new BIPAP machine and mask with hose. I received the bill after my well known and highly reviewed Insurance company mailed an EOB (explanation of benefits) letter outlining my share of the cost. Initially, Apria sent me a much lower bill, but the bill I'm referring to above was their final bill which was significantly higher. I contacted Apria and my Insurance company about the confusing billings and after months and literally hours and hours on the phone with various Apria employees, I was given the correct total and final amount I owed Apria and agreed upon by my insurance company.

Right up there- splitting hairs at this point. My sleep condition doctor's staff stated they were 1 of 4 vendors covered under my insurance for a CPAP device. First, you can't talk to a local rep-all inquiries are directed to their offshore in the Philippines location where all of the reps BARELY speak any English whatsoever. Unbelievably troublesome. All I wanted was a quote. That took forever for this person to understand. Finally, a day later I was e-mailed a quote. I reviewed it but DID NOT SIGN FOR ANYTHING.

I'd highly recommend consumers choose any other company to provide their needed medical equipment. My mother was supposed to receive portable oxygen since April 2018 but we never knew about it and Apria didn't bother to fulfill the order. Fast forward to December and my mom is in the hospital and we ask about portable oxygen and that's when we find out she should have had it. Requested a smaller tank and kit to refill it; still waiting on that. My mom receives a call regarding a delivery but since her memory isn't that great I call to confirm - no one in their Philippines call center can tell me what the status is but, "Oh by the way please tell her doctor to complete the forms we've been waiting for."

On Saturday, 12/8/18, Apria withdrew $723.00 from my checking account. When I called to ask why, they stated the insurance company was taking too long to pay. (I was also told they don't issue invoices to their clients). When I called the insurance company they stated that they paid all the invoices they had on file. They provided me with dates/check numbers/claim numbers/etc. My insurance company indicated they had just received the November invoice and that it was in the process of being paid. Mike at Apria said they spoke with Cindy at my insurance company, on December 7th, and asked about the 10/20 invoice and was told the invoice was pending review. At that point Apria decided to withdraw $723 from my checking account because they were unwilling to wait any longer for what they considered an overdue invoice.

I have paid my bill every when I received it. Received nasty phone call that I missed a payment. Check all my canceled checks and made a payment every month on time. I called to explain that I had not missed a payment. Ended up talking to some person who could hardly speak English. Guess they send their work to other countries instead of keeping it here.

Dealing with Apria has been a nightmare from the start. The person who leaves the messages is unintelligible. It would seem like an important part of leaving a message would be the ability to communicate in an understandable manner. I had three different people trying to help me decipher what was said, to no avail. This was on more than one message. This has played out over a four week period of trying to get my CPAP machine delivered. Two weeks ago, "oh we had wrong insurance number".

I ordered C-Pap supplies from this company in August. On October 20 they billed me for 172.20 because my deductible wasn't met. They didn't send me a bill or nothing saying they would take the money from my checking account. That was two months later. That takes us to today 12/18/18. I check my checking account today and they took another 67.85. I called them and asked them why and they said I still had a balance due. I asked them why they didn't send me a bill or a statement saying I still owe them. Their reply was, "We don't do that here." That since I was set up with auto pay that they don't send statements out. I asked how they justify this and their answer was, "We just don't do it." I will never purchase another thing off of these crooks. I feel sorry for that elderly person living on a fixed income.

I would give 0 stars if that was an option. First of all, the billing office does not submit claims within timely filing, they bill the patient for their mistakes, they take your money when is it not owed to them then will not refund it. We have been back and forth with Apria for over 10 months and given the runaround so many times. I just learned today the VP of Revenue Cycle denied our refund - yep the corruption starts at the top and flows downhill. Perhaps if the VP spent time training or hiring staff that understands medical billing and best practices rather than denying people refunds owed to them then their reviews might be a little better.

First let me start off by saying that I would give 0 stars if I was able to. I have had multiple issues with Apria taking money from my account. Back on 11/12/18, I asked for my bank account information to be taken off file due to an unauthorized transaction of $160.16. At that moment, I was advised that my account information would be removed, and that the transaction would be reversed back to me. A whole month later, I still don't have my money and even after being told that my account information had been removed, I have another unauthorized transaction for $74.28 that was taken from my account on 12/15/18. I was advised that this was stealing since no one notified me.of this transaction, and I asked for my card information to be removed. The customer service representative that I initially spoke to about the first unauthorized transaction was rude. I'm anxious to hear what they are going to say this time.

I have been ordering CPAP supplies from Apria for years simply because I don’t know where else to get them. The customer service and knowledge of associates is severely lacking at times. What should be a simple phone call can take over an hour. For instance I was supplied with masks that were not the correct size. I was told by a rep that he would send me the correct size AND that someone would call me about picking up the wrong size. None of those things happened. So two weeks later I called back, inquiring. I found out that no one had ever ordered the new supplies. I also got incorrect information on the return and how to make it. I kept getting transferred after sitting on hold for 15 to 20 minutes, and three times the transfer didn’t work with one rep repeating, “hello? Hello?” like they could not hear me and then hung up.