CPAP Works. Most Patients
Just Aren’t Set Up to Succeed.
New to CPAP?
Starting therapy for the first time can feel like a lot — an unfamiliar mask, a machine you don't understand, and a stack of instructions from a DME company that won't return your calls. We start with comfort, not just settings, so you actually stick with it from night one.
CPAP Didn't Work Before?
If you tried CPAP and gave up — the mask hurt, the pressure felt wrong, or no one ever checked whether it was actually helping — that's not a you problem. It's usually a setup problem. We rebuild it from scratch, with a different process.
Why CPAP Fails (and why this is different)
Most CPAP care ends the day you get your machine. You're handed a device, told to use it 4 hours a night on 70% of nights, and left to sort out the rest — the mask that leaks, the pressure that feels off, the machine that might not even be the right type for you.
Often patients abandon therapy within a year. That's not a willpower problem. It's what happens when no one is actually watching whether treatment is working.
I built a different process:
1. Start with Comfort
In-person mask fitting — we have 20 masks in stock to try on — with settings calibrated for what you'll actually tolerate every night, not just what looks optimal on paper.
2. Optimize Gradually and Precisely
I review your device's breath-by-breath waveform and leak data at every follow-up visit — not just a usage summary — and adjust pressure, comfort settings, or device type as needed. If CPAP isn't the right fit, we move to BiPAP or ASV the same visit, no new insurance authorization, no repeat in lab sleep study required, no restarting the clock.
3. Verify Results
We don't repeat your original sleep study — you already have that diagnosis. What we do is test you while you're on therapy, to confirm it's actually working, not just that you used the machine. That's different from a compliance report, and it's something most insurance-based care never gets you.
What's Included — $2,325
Physician-led titration and ongoing management
Unlimited mask fittings to find the right one
Weekly follow-up during your initial adjustment period
Breath-by-breath waveform and leak analysis at every visit
Direct secure messaging access to me
Easy, same-visit switching between CPAP, BiPAP, and ASV if needed
On-therapy testing to confirm treatment is actually working
Loaner CPAP, BiPAP, or ASV device during the program and your first 2 masks — no equipment cost until we know what you need
One price. One bill. No surprises.
Equipment: What You're Actually Paying For
Your fee covers my expertise, a personalized titration process, direct access to me, and testing that confirms treatment is working — not equipment. You'll use a loaner device during the program, matched to what your data shows you actually need, so you're never sold a machine before we know what fits. If you already have a machine we will start with that.
When we're done, you have two options:
Buy your equipment through us at a reduced rate — $680 for a CPAP (vs. $850–$1,100 retail)
Take your results to your PCP and go through insurance for equipment, if you prefer
Either way, you leave with a confirmed, working plan — not a guess.
Ongoing Supplies
Need a new mask cushion, headgear, tubing, or water chamber later? Just message us. We ship replacement supplies straight to your door — cushion monthly, headgear and tubing every 6 months, water chamber yearly — for the cost of the supply itself. No DME phone tree, no new insurance claim, no wait on reauthorization.
How This Compares to Going Through Insurance
Insurance-based CPAP care isn't just a different price — it's a different process. Here's what typically differs:
Table - Us vs Insurance
Costs shown are typical ranges based on industry data, not a guarantee for any specific insurance plan — actual costs vary by carrier and coverage.
Quick Questions
Do I need a referral?
No — you can book with me directly.
What if I already have a CPAP machine?
Bring it. We'll assess whether it's the right fit or whether a different mode serves you better, and use a loaner in the meantime if needed.
What if I need BiPAP or ASV instead of CPAP?
That's part of the program — we switch you the same visit, based on your data, without a new insurance process.
Can I use my insurance at all?
Insurance does not apply to this program. One of the advantages of our approach is that we can focus on getting you the right treatment without insurance requirements, delays, or DME hurdles. If you need BiPAP or ASV, we can provide these devices at an affordable price without requiring insurance approval.
If you prefer to use insurance to purchase your equipment after completing the program, you’re welcome to pursue that through your PCP. Keep in mind that insurance coverage for BiPAP or ASV often requires specific documentation and qualification criteria and additional testing and cost, so coverage is not guaranteed.
Sleep comfortably through the night.
Support your long-term brain, heart, and metabolic health.
This program is for you if…
You are just starting CPAP and want to do it right
You have struggled with CPAP before
You want expert guidance and real answers
You want certainty your treatment is working
You want to optimize your therapy right away without insurance delays
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If you’re ready to stop struggling and start seeing results, this program is designed for you.
“My energy is better. I no longer need naps in the afternoon. Switching from CPAP to ASV was easy. I can see myself wearing ASV for the longterm” - M.M.
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