You're paying top dollar to be monitored? After the initial trial period there should be no monitoring fees. What exactly are you paying for and who's doing the monitoring? [/quote] I have an appointment with a clinician every six months and review the data collected from my Airsense 11. Adjustments...

A CPAP machine is a prescription medical device that requires a doctor to write a prescription for the purchase of said machine. Without a prescription, you're going to have a VERY difficult time buying a new CPAP machine. A used machine is going to be WAY easier to buy. While searching for a secon...

I purchased an Air Mini last week to use for naps, travel and a spare. I've tried it out for naptime the past couple of days and am very impressed with its ease of use and portability. I wouldn't want it to use as my main machine but definitely serves as a great backup!

I suggest waiting until you've met with your PCP before continuing with DIY treatment. I tried very hard to avoid a sleep study but thankfully my Doctor and wife didn't tolerate my avoidance strategies for too long! The sleep study centers are staffed with professionals who are adept at making this ...

A second machine is a good idea if you don't mind the cost. First it will serve you well when you travel. I've killed more than one full size machine traveling, the dedicated travel machines hold up better. The second reason is to have a backup. It can be a long process to get a replacement machine...

First time posting on this forum. I am in my early 70's and was diagnosed with severe sleep apnea a year and a half ago. I am fine using the equipment and my wife enjoys the quiet nights! My question is regarding nap times. We have been retired for several years and have developed a routine of nappi...