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If your treatment plan includes Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP), unfortunately, some important supplies are not covered under insurance, including cleaning supplies, power solutions, or comfort accessories. Find out here which CPAP supplies Medicare will not cover.

Losing weight can lower sleep apnea, but not in the simple way most people think. The real question is what changes, what doesn’t, and when CPAP still matters.

If you suspect that you might have sleep apnea, finding out some key sleep apnea symptoms and then matching them to what you have may be a good start. This article can help you find out common signs and risk factors of sleep apnea.

There's a time and place for everything, and CPAP Batteries are no exception. Find out when having a battery for your CPAP is needed & recommended.

Philips Respironics has launched their new CPAP machine called the Dreamstation 2. The Dreamstation 2 is 29% smaller and 32% lighter than its predecessor, the Dreamstation. Come and learn about all the features the Philips Respironics Dreamstation 2 Auto CPAP machine has to offer.

CPAP is commonly known as the preferred treatment for anyone who suffers from sleep apnea and is more common in adults. For children, specifically infants, NCPAP is used to treat respiratory distress syndrome. 

Sleep-disordered breathing or SDB is a common problem for many Americans. Read about the different kinds of SDB and how they can be treated.

Obstructive sleep apnea and high blood pressure can be a deadly combination. Learn the relationship between the two and how CPAP can help improve your symptoms.