ArcticWarrior907

SSDI process in Kentucky takes between 3 to 12 months, that's expedited. I am 100% P&T. I have a lawyer and he actually told me upfront that SSA does not care what your VA rating is, you must meet their criteria.

Thanks for the replies guys, I am still on active duty and currently station in Alaska. My PCS is Army and it was a home sleep study that was conducted by Fairbanks Memorial Hospital off post after the referral from my PCP,so Tricare will pay for the study. I have not seen the actual results yet,my appointment with the dr. off post is not until next week..however,I did not use a CPAP mask for the study..so no oxygen results.my episodes were at 14.3 though.

Good morning Forum, I am sure this has been answered before but now as I am getting closer to Retirement (currently at 19yrs)alot of confusion is coming up. I recently was diagnosed with mild to moderate sleep apnea after completing a sleep study. The civilian doctor will discuss treatment with me on my ne,the appointment, which also includes the use of a breathing assistance device. Should I ask him for a CPAP machine and do I also need to see my primary care provider to get the results,findings and treatment put in my medical records? I would appreciate any feedback.