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    Sleep apnoea therapy

    DreamStation sleep apnoea therapy devices

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      Take charge with ease and confidence

      DreamStation is responsive, informative, easy-to-use and connects remotely to your care team. In virtually every way, it’s designed to make it comfortable to help you stay committed to your treatment.
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      Colourful display with icon-based navigation system

      Among the leading CPAP brands, features a comprehensive selection of wireless options, including Bluetooth, cellular and WiFi1

       

      Confirms every morning that your device was working properly through the night, and provides maintenance alerts and reminders every 30 days

       

      Comes with the DreamMapper app, which provides you with details about your progress
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      How therapy works

      Benefits of PAP therapy


      CPAP therapy is a noninvasive, highly effective treatment that gently blows air into your nose and/or mouth to prevent your airway from collapsing while you sleep.
       

      By taking your therapy to heart and using your device every night, you can see a dramatic improvement in daily life and your overall well-being. Some benefits of treatment3 include:
       

      • Increased energy level and attentiveness during the day

      • Fewer morning headaches

      • Reduced irritability

      • Improved memory

      • Less waking during the night to go to the bathroom

      • Increased ability to exercise

      • Improved overall quality of life
      Hear from others who have been where you are right now
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      Advice & insight

      Stories from people with sleep apnoea

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      Adjusting to therapy

      Getting fully comfortable with your device and mask can take a little time, but it will happen – and it’s worth it.
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      Starting therapy
      The transition to sleep therapy can be smoother than you might think – and the results can happen faster than you expect. Most people begin to feel better within the first week of use, though for some people it may take a little longer.
      Life with therapy video

      Life with therapy

      You can get into a comfortable nighttime routine, and the change in how you feel when you’re awake can be significant.
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      CPAP devices myth
      Myth: All CPAP devices are alike.
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      Fact: CPAP devices have different features, including fixed or variable pressure, pressure relief technology and humidification.
      By Teofilo Lee-Chiong, MD, chief medical liaison, Philips Healthcare Solutions

      PAP therapy solutions: what's the difference?

      CPAP, BiPAP and Auto-adjusting devices


      DreamStation is available in Auto CPAP, CPAP Pro, CPAP, DreamStation Go Travel CPAP, Auto BiPAP and BiPAP Pro versions.
      CPAP machines

      CPAP devices

      CPAP provides one level of pressure to your upper airway throughout the night.
      CPAP H2O levels per/cm
      CPAP auto adjusting chart
      BiPAP machines

      BiPAP devices

      BiPAP bi-level provides two levels of pressure throughout the night.
      Bi-level H2O levels per/cm
      Bi-level auto adjusting chart
      Auto-adjusting machines

      Auto-adjusting devices

      Auto-adjusting provides a variable pressure throughout the night based on your needs and sleep stage.
      Auto H2O levels per/cm
      Auto adjusting chart
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      Get to know your CPAP device


      If you’re starting therapy, it’s helpful to understand how your device’s components work.
      Cpap parts
      No 1

      Display settings

      CPAP devices have different settings that allow your doctor to adjust air pressure. You should always be sure to use the setting your doctor specifies.
      No 2

      Tubing

      Tubing passes air from the device to the mask. It’s important to position the tube over or through your headboard so that you don’t pinch it.
      No 3

      Air filter

      Filters ensure that you’re only breathing clean air. Some devices have one filter, while others include an ultra-fine filter.

      A humidifier can connect directly to your device to add moisture to the air you breathe.

       

      Replacement schedule4

      Air filter: every month

      Tubing: every 3 months

      DreamStation device: every 5 years

      DreamStation accessories 


      Our most advanced system, our most advanced level of convenience

      We’ve not only evolved sleep apnoea therapy. We’ve evolved the ease of keeping it close by, powered up and neatly stored, anywhere you are.
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      DreamStation travel case
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      Travel briefcase with detachable laptop bag
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      Insight and support:


      Check out our blog for ideas and information about thriving with sleep apnoea, so you can easily manage your condition and live the life you want.

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      Frequently asked questions

      When should I start feeling better after beginning to use my CPAP?
      Most people begin to feel better within the first week of use, though for some people it may take a little longer.
      What if I still snore while using my CPAP?
      Snoring while on CPAP should not happen. If it does, contact your doctor. Your pressure level might need to be adjusted.
      What if I lose or gain weight over the course of my treatment or my old symptoms reappear?
      You may need to have your CPAP pressure level adjusted. Contact your doctor.
      If I need to be hospitalized for any reason, should I take my device with me and use it at night?
      Yes. Also, if you are having surgery, it is important to tell the surgeon and the anesthesiologist that you are using CPAP at home. You should also tell the doctor treating you for sleep apnea that you are going into the hospital.
      I just can’t seem to adjust to my CPAP therapy. What should I do?
      Most people will adjust to CPAP in one to two weeks. Occasionally, it may take a little longer if, for example, you are very sensitive to the feel of the mask on your face or the sound of the device. Call your homecare provider or your prescribing physician if you continue to have problems beyond two weeks. Ask if you are eligible to try a bi-level or auto-adjusting device.
      Why use a humidifier with a therapy device?
      Humidifiers are designed to moisturize the air that is being delivered to you from the therapy device. There are two types of humidifiers – heated and unheated. Heated humidifiers do not “heat the air” but will increase the moisture content of the air delivered. Humidifiers can help to reduce some of the side-effects of therapy, such as dry nose.
      What does tubing do?
      The tubing is used to carry the air from the therapy device to the mask. You should clean and inspect your tubing at least once a week to make sure it is clean, bendable and that is doesn’t have any tears. If you think your tubing is ready for replacement, contact your homecare provider.
      What do filters do?
      Therapy devices come with filters. Some devices come with one regular filter and others come with two – one regular filter and one ultra-fine filter. See your device manual for details on caring for your filters.
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      References

      1. Internal assessment of CPAP available in the market in 2018. Data on file.
      2. 2016 Philips blinded, incentivized survey of U.S. Sleep Physicians (n=180)
      3. New York Times “Sleep Apnea In-Depth Report” citing various references, http://www.nytimes.com/health/guides/disease/sleep-apnea/print.html
      4. It is a good idea to check with your insurance provider about your covered replacement schedule.
      5. DreamMapper is available currently in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and certain international locations.
         

      For informational purposes only, not to replace physician's directions.

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