thanks for https://aeroflowsleep.com/ I'll look them up. Seems to be a very crooked business everywhere.

Drs office referred the 2 that have been investigated. Disappointing.
No model has been scripted ... so far.

have a home sleep study with an AHI 4%.
The local CPAP suppliers all have bad reviews.
2 have been investigated for Medicare fraud. Apria and Adept. Both giant squid corporations.
Waiting for call backs from 2 others.
Is there a reliable national option that I can try?

I don't get replacement parts. I want to find a replacement for the whole set up as it's not comfortable. So I'm looking to see if there is still a metal part in the nasal pillow part.

I have an older, 5 yrs, ResMed nasal pillow headset. The Pillow part has a metal ring embedded in it that fits into the headgear. That ring, no matter how I adjust, puts pressure on the space between my upper lip and nostrils.
Has this been updated to something without metal?

most amusing EoB from my provider.
for the Philips DreamStation: $2260 for about 90 days
about $1000 to purchase.
man, the insurance game is good business.

piggy nose. heh, heh, heh. I may have too much tweak on the gear.
I'll try a thin coat. The supplier said they would send some covers of some kind.

thanks. all.

Time will tell.

the pillow are irritating my nostrils. Is there any cover available or is it try a full face?

respironics dream maker.

is there anyway to shorten the screen time out when one removes the mask?
the long light is rather annoying in the dark for a pee.

has anyone any experience with this company in Utah?
They claim to do the footwork with insurance whether oral device or CPAP/Bi-PAP.
http://www.americansleepassociation.com

"If you could encourage her to use the mask and machine while awake...like while watching TV it will help her brain to accept the alien being stuck on her face."


Good idea! I'll make that suggestion. Don't know setting yet. I'll have to explore when I'm there next.

no sore nose complaints, just geting use to the idea and all. Hoping and encouraging her to stick it out.
I'll do some more research when I'm there again.

She has been given a S9 Elite and H5i with a Swift FX nasal. So far she has been averaging an hour with the mask. Mom is 90 and overweight. I'm sure the apnea has contributed to her energy lack and foggy head over the last few years. In discussion with a friend who is also diagnosed, he spoke of an ...