Resmed PEI Patient Podcast

Account Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Resmed PEI Patient Podcast

Show Notes

If you pay for your CPAP device or mask privately or as part of the Drug Payment Scheme (DPS) this episode is for you. The episode considers a selection of the most common Account Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), such as Can I apply for a DPS Card Online? Can I submit multiple claims at the same time? Where can I find an invoice if I’ve mislaid one? If I’ve fallen into arrears on my account and pay a double or treble month, how do I process my DPS claim? If I’ve forgotten to submit my DPS claim for some time, can I still process a claim? Is there a date limit on this? This episode answers these and many other questions.

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