Faq

A CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) machine delivers a steady flow of air through a mask to keep your airways open while you sleep, helping treat sleep apnea.

The best mask depends on your sleeping habits and comfort preferences. Nasal masks are ideal for side sleepers, full-face masks suit mouth breathers, and nasal pillows work well for those who feel claustrophobic.

Many insurance plans, including Medicare, cover CPAP machines and supplies. Coverage varies, so check with your provider or contact us for assistance.

Clean your mask, tubing, and water chamber daily. Replace filters and parts as recommended by the manufacturer, typically every 1-6 months.

Yes! Most CPAP machines are portable, and many models are travel-friendly. Use a compact travel CPAP, a portable power source, and a protective case for convenience.