Is CPAP Machine HSA-Eligible? (2026)
CPAP machines and supplies for sleep apnea are HSA-eligible with a diagnosis.
Typical Cost
$500–$3,000 (machine); $50–$200/month (supplies)
Details
If you've been diagnosed with sleep apnea (usually via a sleep study), your CPAP machine is fully HSA-eligible. This includes the machine itself, masks, tubing, filters, humidifier chambers, and replacement parts. BiPAP and APAP machines also qualify. Sleep apnea affects ~30 million Americans, so this is one of the more commonly used HSA expenses for durable medical equipment.
Requirements
Requires a diagnosis of sleep apnea (typically from a sleep study).
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a CPAP machine HSA-eligible?
Yes. CPAP machines for diagnosed sleep apnea are qualified medical expenses.
Are CPAP supplies HSA-eligible?
Yes. Masks, tubing, filters, and other CPAP supplies are all eligible. You should replace these regularly.
Is a sleep study HSA-eligible?
Yes. The sleep study used to diagnose sleep apnea is also a qualified medical expense.
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