Popular data-capable CPAP machines

Since my treatment has been figured out and quite stable for years, I do not keep up to date with the current state of CPAP technology, but I know someone who has just been diagnosed and needs to ask the DME to stop fooling around (offering him bricks) and give him a good data-capable machine. Does anyone have a prepared list of such machines so I can recommend something to him, without having to do all the research myself? I'd appreciate that.
McSleepy

McSleepy wrote:Since my treatment has been figured out and quite stable for years, I do not keep up to date with the current state of CPAP technology, but I know someone who has just been diagnosed and needs to ask the DME to stop fooling around (offering him bricks) and give him a good data-capable machine. Does anyone have a prepared list of such machines so I can recommend something to him, without having to do all the research myself? I'd appreciate that.
McSleepy

Newest Resmed Full Efficacy Data machines are the AirSense 10 AutoSet, AirSense 10 AutoSet for Her, and the AirSense 10 Elite. One generation old Resmed Full Efficacy Data machines are still sometimes being supplied. They are the S9 AutoSet, S9 AutoSet for Her, and the S9 Elite.

Newest PR Full Efficacy Data machines are the DreamStation Auto CPAP and the DreamStation CPAP Pro. One generation old PR machines are still being supplied since the DreamStation is brand new. The one generation old PR machines with Full Efficacy Data are the PR REMStar System One Series 60 Auto CPAP (model #560) and the PR REMStar System One Series 60 CPAP Pro (model #460)

Thank you, very much!
McSleepy

You might also look at the ResMed AirCurve series. I am using an AirCurve 10 ASV machine and SleepyHead to read my SD card.

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