My new doctor received my records from my old one, and there is no indication at all why I was switched to ASV... data showed I was doing okay on the bipap. However, since that doc told my insurance company that I needed the ASV instead of the bipap, I can't be switched back to that machine and be covered by insurance (they won't pay for something that doesn't work for me.... and won't accept the new doctor's argument that it DID work).
So now I'm on an ASV with all the ASV features being turned off so that it runs simply as an auto bipap.
Expensive bipap....
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Re: Expensive bipap....
Set Max PS to 10. Then it will run simply as an ASV.Bons wrote:So now I'm on an ASV with all the ASV features being turned off so that it runs simply as an auto bipap.
Last edited by Banned on Fri Dec 17, 2010 7:47 am, edited 2 times in total.
AVAPS: PC AVAPS, EPAP 15, IPAP Min 19, IPAP Max 25, Vt 520ml, BPM 10, Ti 1.8sec, RT 2 (Garage)
BiPAP Auto SV: EPAP 9, IPAP Min 14, IPAP Max 25, BPM 10, Ti 2sec, RT 2 (Travel Machine)
VPAP Adapt SV: EEP 10.4, Min PS 4.4 (Every Day)
Mask: Quattro
BiPAP Auto SV: EPAP 9, IPAP Min 14, IPAP Max 25, BPM 10, Ti 2sec, RT 2 (Travel Machine)
VPAP Adapt SV: EEP 10.4, Min PS 4.4 (Every Day)
Mask: Quattro
Re: Expensive bipap....
Then set EPAP Max to 3. You will be in CPAP heaven.
AVAPS: PC AVAPS, EPAP 15, IPAP Min 19, IPAP Max 25, Vt 520ml, BPM 10, Ti 1.8sec, RT 2 (Garage)
BiPAP Auto SV: EPAP 9, IPAP Min 14, IPAP Max 25, BPM 10, Ti 2sec, RT 2 (Travel Machine)
VPAP Adapt SV: EEP 10.4, Min PS 4.4 (Every Day)
Mask: Quattro
BiPAP Auto SV: EPAP 9, IPAP Min 14, IPAP Max 25, BPM 10, Ti 2sec, RT 2 (Travel Machine)
VPAP Adapt SV: EEP 10.4, Min PS 4.4 (Every Day)
Mask: Quattro
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