Is AHI the only data one has to be concered with as long as it is <5?

Small Swift FX for Large FX pillow. Thanks PM

Thanks Pugsy...that worked great.

I am new to this and would like some help understanding my sleepyhead report. I assume that it is ok since my AHI is low, but don't understand what everything means and what is important to watch out for. Thanks

I would like to get some help understanding a sleepyhead screenshot but don't know how to get it into the post. I've changed it from a png to a jpeg in windows paint, but still can't figure out how to get into the post. Thanks

Received my supplies 3 days after placing my first order with Apria and everything I ordered arrived. I guess miracles do happen.

Could someone please send me the link. Thanks

I'm trying to be an optimist, but will let you know what happens after getting my first order.

After going around in circles for the past week I have finally been able to resolve this problem. So for anyone who has Kaiser Sr. Advantage in Atlanta, GA, this is how it works: If you were refered to the Sleep Disorders Center of Georgia and diagnosed with sleep apnea, then they become your DME fo...

I have Kaiser in the Northern California region and they follow Medicare Guidelines. Medicare guidelines cover TWO nasal pillows per MONTH, one mask every three months. Since Senior Advantage is your Medicare benefit, by federal law I don't think they can supply you with anything less than Medicare...

I spoke to the director.

I am a member of Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage in Georgia and my DME says that Kaiser will only pay for supplies every six months. There is no way that I can use one set of Fx Pillows for six months. According to the Medicare replacement schedule I should be able to get 2 nasal pillows every mo...

So if I understand correctly what everyone is saying, AHI readings are completely unreliable since one doesn't know how long one has slept. The AHI is calculated by the number of events divided by the hours of therapy which can be completely different from the hours of sleep. For the AHI to be acura...

I just can't find a comfortable position to sleep with the mask on. The mask itself is very comfortable and no problems with leaks no matter how much I turn and toss. Don't want to take sleeping pills. It's only been 4 weeks since going on cpap...hopefully I'll be able to get use to it soon. Really ...

That is correct.....but if you have the soft ware you can see exactly how many apneas and hypopneas you have had during the night and exactly when they occurred. That is why we hope and wish that every patient had the capability to actually see what happened during the night. By the way you can get...