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INSPInspire Medical Systems, Inc.

Oct 15, 2026 — CMS / Commercial Payer Coding Resolution Update
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The schedule

  • Thu15Oct

    Expected update on reimbursement and coding streamlining for the Inspire 5 system. A favorable resolution targets $50.00, while continued administrative friction drops shares to $40.00.

  • Thu19Nov

    Presentation of real-world clinical data assessing sleep apnea severity in patients utilizing GLP-1 therapies alongside structural interventions. Target $63.00, fallback $48.00.

  • Tue2Feb

    Q3 results will test whether the second half of 2026 is showing the fundamental stabilization promised earlier in the year. Bull target $55.00, bear fallback $44.00.

  • Tue4May

    Issuance of FY2027 forward guidance and Q4 results. Re-establishing 15%+ revenue growth targets $71.00, while a flat outlook results in a fallback to $55.00.

  • Tue3Aug

    First quarter execution against the FY2027 plan. Validation of the new growth trajectory targets $78.00, while an early-year stumble falls back to $62.00.

Past

  • Tue4Aug

    Q2 earnings print with a focus on revenue growth recovery and progress resolving Inspire 5 coding/reimbursement challenges. A favorable outcome targets $54.00, while an adverse outcome falls back to $45.00.

  • Mon4May

    Actual outcome: Bear · $48.25 at outcome

    Although Inspire Medical Systems beat Q1 earnings estimates, the company reported weak revenue growth of just 1.6% and slashed its full-year 2026 guidance by up to 10%. The stock fell 12% as investors reacted negatively to the lowered outlook, which was driven by reimbursement disruptions, coding challenges with the new Inspire 5 system, and intensifying competition from GLP-1 weight-loss drugs.

    Although Inspire Medical Systems beat Q1 earnings estimates, the company reported weak revenue growth of just 1.6% and slashed its full-year 2026 guidance by up to 10%. The stock fell 12% as investors reacted negatively to the lowered outlook, which was driven by reimbursement disruptions, coding challenges with the new Inspire 5 system, and intensifying competition from GLP-1 weight-loss drugs.

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