Sleep and Respiratory Care in South Edmonton
MedPro Respiratory Care Edmonton
Visit MedPro in Sprucewoods Business Park for home sleep apnea testing, CPAP and bilevel setup, mask fitting, therapy follow-up, home oxygen and respiratory equipment support.
Visit Our Edmonton Clinic
MedPro is located in Sprucewoods Business Park on 51 Avenue NW, near 91 Street and Whitemud Drive. Review the regular hours, contact the clinic or use the map to plan your visit.
Contact Details and Clinic Hours
Phone
Fax
Email (general enquiries)
Monday–Friday
8:30am – 4:30pm
Saturday–Sunday
Closed
Holiday hours may vary. Please check Google for this clinic’s most up-to-date holiday schedule.
Map and Directions
Your South Edmonton Clinic
Respiratory Care in Sprucewoods Business Park
Located on 51 Avenue NW, the Edmonton clinic is accessible from major south-side routes including 91 Street and Whitemud Drive. It provides a local place to ask questions, receive equipment education and arrange support for sleep apnea therapy, home oxygen and other respiratory needs.
Respiratory therapists and clinical assistants can help explain the Edmonton care pathway, from home sleep apnea testing and prescribed PAP setup to mask fitting, follow-up and respiratory equipment. Appointment requirements, clinical eligibility and product availability depend on the service, so call ahead when planning a specific visit.
Prepare for a Productive Visit
- Explain whether you need testing, a new setup, follow-up or replacement supplies
- Ask which referral, prescription or coverage documents apply
- Have your current machine and mask details available when requesting parts
- Confirm appointment and local inventory availability before travelling
Choose the Support That Fits Your Situation
Edmonton patients arrive at different stages. Start with the pathway that best describes what you need, then contact the clinic to confirm the appropriate next step.
Investigating Sleep Concerns
Home Sleep Apnea Testing
If symptoms or a healthcare referral point toward possible obstructive sleep apnea, ask the Edmonton team about home testing availability, eligibility and the information required before a test can be arranged.
Beginning Prescribed Therapy
CPAP or Bilevel Setup
Once PAP therapy is prescribed, the local team can support equipment selection, setup and education. Appointments can cover operation, humidification, cleaning, routine care and questions about getting started.
Already Using PAP Therapy
Mask Fitting and Follow-Up
Use follow-up support when you need help with mask fit, leaks, dryness, cleaning, equipment operation or replacement supplies. Edmonton also provides ongoing and annual CPAP follow-up options.
Managing a Respiratory Need
Home Oxygen and Respiratory Equipment
Ask about prescribed home oxygen, portable oxygen options, nebulizers, portable suction equipment and related supplies. Requirements and available products depend on the clinical plan and local inventory.
What Home Sleep Apnea Testing May Involve
The exact Edmonton pathway depends on clinical suitability and referral requirements. The clinic can clarify how these general stages apply to you.
01
Confirm the Testing Pathway
The team reviews what information is required and whether a home test is an appropriate next step. Some people may need a different form of assessment.
02
Learn to Use the Test at Home
When testing is arranged, education helps you understand how to wear the sensors and complete the overnight recording in your own bed.
03
Review the Appropriate Next Step
Recorded information must be reviewed through the appropriate clinical process. Diagnosis and treatment decisions remain with the qualified healthcare professional overseeing your care.
Watch the MedPro Care Overview
See How Testing Can Lead to Therapy Support
This short video introduces a general sleep-apnea pathway: completing a home study, having the recording reviewed, beginning prescribed CPAP therapy and receiving mask and follow-up support.
The Edmonton team can explain which steps apply locally. Testing eligibility, clinical interpretation, treatment decisions and equipment prescriptions depend on the individual care pathway.
Build a CPAP Routine That Works Through Edmonton’s Seasons
Starting therapy is only one part of long-term CPAP use. Changes in indoor humidity, travel, mask wear and replacement supplies can affect comfort over time. Edmonton follow-up appointments provide an opportunity to review practical concerns without changing prescribed settings independently.
Bring comfort, equipment or supply concerns to the team early. Small practical problems are often easier to address before they interrupt a nightly routine.
Understand Your Setup
Learn how the prescribed machine, mask, humidifier and tubing work together, along with routine cleaning and care.
Refine Mask Comfort
Review nasal, nasal-pillow and full-face styles, fit considerations and adjustments that may help reduce leaks or pressure points.
Return for Follow-Up
Use early, ongoing or annual follow-up to discuss comfort, equipment operation, maintenance and resupply needs.
Equipment and Supplies Available Through Edmonton
The clinic supports both sleep therapy and broader respiratory needs. Call before visiting for a particular brand, model or replacement part because local inventory can change.
Sleep Therapy Equipment
Available categories include CPAP, APAP and bilevel machines; nasal, nasal-pillow and full-face masks; and supplies such as tubing, filters, humidifier water chambers, cushions, headgear and cleaning products.
- Prescribed CPAP and bilevel equipment
- Mask options and replacement components
- Humidification, tubing, filters and maintenance supplies
Oxygen and Respiratory Equipment
For prescribed oxygen and respiratory support, ask about home oxygen equipment, portable oxygen concentrators, nebulizers, portable suction units and the supplies used with these devices.
- Home and portable oxygen options
- Nebulizers and aerosol-therapy products
- Portable suction equipment and respiratory supplies
Help Navigating the Cost of Respiratory Care in Alberta
Coverage and payment pathways vary by equipment, prescription, benefit plan and funding program. The Edmonton team can help you understand the administrative pieces before you make a purchase.
Insurance and Funding Guidance
MedPro can help with equipment descriptions, quotes and commonly requested documentation and can follow applicable billing or approved-vendor processes. Private insurers and Alberta funding programs make their own eligibility, coverage and reimbursement decisions.
Medicard Financing
When an eligible purchase is not fully covered, financing through Medicard may offer another payment route. Financing is separate from insurance and remains subject to Medicard approval, rates, terms, fees and product eligibility.
Clinical Guidance, Quality Standards and Ongoing Support
MedPro combines local respiratory support with the experience and quality processes of a Canadian respiratory home-care organization.
Edmonton Respiratory Team
Respiratory therapists and clinical assistants provide education, equipment guidance and local support across sleep apnea and home respiratory care.
Accreditation Canada
MedPro participates in Accreditation Canada’s external accreditation process, supporting quality, safety, accountability and people-centred service.
More Than 25 Years
MedPro brings more than 25 years of respiratory home-care experience to equipment education, therapy support and ongoing patient service.
Edmonton Clinic FAQs
Use these answers as a starting point and contact the Edmonton clinic to confirm current appointment, product and documentation requirements.
Where is MedPro’s Edmonton clinic located?
The clinic is in Sprucewoods Business Park at Unit 203 – 8915 51 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T6E 5J3. The business park is near 91 Street and Whitemud Drive in south Edmonton.
What are the regular Edmonton clinic hours?
Regular hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm. The clinic is closed Saturday and Sunday. Holiday hours may vary, so check Google or call before a holiday visit.
Does the Edmonton clinic provide home sleep apnea testing?
Yes. Contact the clinic to confirm testing availability, clinical suitability and whether a referral or other information is required. Home testing is not appropriate for every person, and diagnosis remains with the qualified healthcare professional reviewing the results.
Can I arrange CPAP setup, mask fitting and follow-up in Edmonton?
Yes. The Edmonton team provides prescribed CPAP and bilevel setup, equipment education, mask fitting and early, ongoing or annual follow-up. Contact the clinic to schedule the appropriate appointment.
Can I purchase CPAP machines, masks and replacement supplies?
The Edmonton clinic supports CPAP and bilevel equipment, masks and replacement products such as cushions, headgear, tubing, filters and water chambers. Call ahead for a specific item because local stock and model availability can change.
Does MedPro Edmonton support home oxygen and portable oxygen?
Yes. Ask the clinic about prescribed home oxygen equipment, portable oxygen concentrators, education and applicable assessment, prescription or funding requirements. The appropriate equipment depends on the clinical prescription and program eligibility.
What other respiratory products are available?
The Edmonton product range includes nebulizers, portable suction units and related respiratory supplies. Contact the clinic for current inventory and to confirm whether a prescription or other documentation applies.
Can the Edmonton team help with insurance, funding or financing?
MedPro can help with quotes, equipment information and commonly requested documentation for private insurance or applicable funding programs. Coverage is determined by the payer. Medicard financing may also be available for eligible purchases, subject to its separate approval and terms.
Talk With the MedPro Edmonton Team
Contact the clinic to discuss testing, CPAP or bilevel therapy, home oxygen, respiratory equipment, coverage guidance or follow-up support.