Not my plan.

For what it is worth, I found this information with AI. Pari is of course the best source for information about the Compressor life span.
Medicare MIGHT if Pari says it lasts at least five years. Always worth a try with a doctors prescription for the system????
The PARI eRapid Nebulizer System, specifically the handset, is recommended to be replaced every 6 months. However, some users report using it longer than that. The nebulizer compressor itself is recommended to last 3-5 years.
Here's a breakdown of the replacement schedule:
Handset (eFlow Technology): Every 6 months, or when nebulization time more than doubles after cleaning.
Nebulizer Compressor: 3-5 years.
Disposable nebulizer sets: 10-15 treatments or a couple of weeks.
Reusable nebulizers: Twice a year.
Corrugated Tubing (for non-disposable sets): Once a year.
Mouthpiece & Dome (for ultrasonic nebulizers): Once a year
Barbara

My research showed me that Medicare does not cover it because it is considered “portable.” I paid less than $800 for the nebulizer and an extra handset and some additional parts. (It comes with two nebulizing meshes already.) I can’t remember who I got it from but it is easy to find and that company consistently has it $200 less than everyone else. The day I bought it they were offering an additional 30% off but they seem to always have deals for new customers. With Labor Day coming up I bet they will have another sale. Worth every penny.