Medically Reviewed by Dr. Blane Schilling, MD
Family Medicine and Integrative Wellness
FDA-approved implantable device that stimulates the hypoglossal nerve to keep the airway open during sleep.
$9,150
The device implant is NOT included in this price.
Surgery Center of Oklahoma lists a procedure bundle for CPT 64582. The provider says surgeon, facility and anesthesia fees are included; its $250 consultation is separate. Confirm device, testing, programming and follow-up charges.
Observed October 7, 2026 · Provider's published price. Not a nationwide range or your insured out-of-pocket cost.
Family Medicine and Integrative Wellness
Inspire upper airway stimulation is an FDA-approved implantable device for selected adults with obstructive sleep apnea who cannot use or tolerate CPAP. In 2023, the FDA expanded its labeling: the upper baseline AHI limit rose from 65 to 100, while the upper BMI warning threshold rose from 32 to 40. BMI 40 is a warning threshold, not a categorical exclusion. A specialist must assess clinical criteria; insurer rules can be narrower. FDA approval supplement.
A published cash price may cover only part of the treatment. Surgery Center of Oklahoma lists $9,150 for the implantation procedure, observed October 7, 2026, but explicitly excludes the device implant. The provider lists a $250 consultation separately. Ask for a written total covering the implant, surgeon, facility, anesthesia, testing, device programming and follow-up.
Insurance coverage and patient out-of-pocket costs vary. Request a written breakdown of billed charges, network status, prior authorization and patient responsibility. The published cash example is not a national average or an insured estimate.
Individual response varies. Discuss expected benefits, alternatives and risks with a sleep-medicine specialist. The FDA's 2023 labeling expansion increased the upper baseline AHI limit to 100 and the BMI warning threshold to 40; payer criteria may be narrower.
Clinical screening: Ask a sleep-medicine specialist about CPAP history, AHI, airway anatomy and other device-label criteria. The FDA's 2023 label expansion does not guarantee individual eligibility or insurance coverage; check your plan's current rules.
Insurance coverage and out-of-pocket costs for Inspire vary. Request a written breakdown of billed amounts and your share, and confirm plan-specific prior authorization, network and device criteria. A cash quote is not a prediction of an insured patient's bill.
CPT Code(s): 64568
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Surgery Center of Oklahoma publishes a $9,150 cash price for the implantation procedure (checked October 7, 2026), but it excludes the device implant. Its $250 consultation is separate. Request a complete current written total.
Coverage and patient out-of-pocket costs depend on your plan, medical circumstances, network and prior authorization. Ask your insurer and provider for a written estimate that includes the implant.
Individual results vary by patient and study. Ask your sleep-medicine specialist about outcomes relevant to your own AHI, anatomy and treatment history rather than relying on a single success rate.
Recovery and activation schedules vary. Ask your surgical team about wound care, time away from work and device programming for your case.