CPAP, Oxygen and Respiratory Care in the Central Okanagan
MedPro Respiratory Care in Kelowna
Visit MedPro on McCurdy Place for home sleep apnea testing, CPAP and bilevel support, mask fitting, home oxygen therapy, portable oxygen equipment and respiratory products.
Visit Our Kelowna Clinic
MedPro is located at #5 – 883 McCurdy Place in Kelowna. The clinic is open weekdays, offers free storefront parking and wheelchair access, and asks patients to call for an appointment.
Contact Details and Clinic Hours
Local clinic phone
Fax
Email (general enquiries)
Monday–Friday
8:30am – 4:30pm
Saturday–Sunday
Closed
Call for an appointment before visiting. Holiday hours may vary; check Google Maps for current holiday information and directions.
Map and Directions
A North Kelowna Storefront Clinic
Respiratory Support on McCurdy Place
Located at #5 – 883 McCurdy Place, this weekday storefront clinic gives Kelowna patients a practical place to discuss sleep apnea care, learn how to use prescribed equipment and receive support for home oxygen and other respiratory needs.
Respiratory therapists and clinical assistants support the care journey from an eligible home sleep apnea test through PAP education, mask fitting, follow-up and oxygen equipment. Free storefront parking and wheelchair access help make an appointment easier to plan.
What to Bring to Your Appointment
- Confirm whether the visit is for testing, setup, follow-up, oxygen support or supplies
- Bring any referral, prescription or benefit information requested by the team
- Bring your current mask, machine or exact component details for troubleshooting
- Check product availability when you need a specific size, model or accessory
Move From Questions to the Right Care Pathway
Kelowna patients arrive at different stages—some are investigating possible sleep apnea, while others need support with established PAP or oxygen therapy. Choose the closest starting point and call for an appointment.
When Sleep Apnea Is Suspected
Home Sleep Apnea Testing
The team can explain the local home sleep apnea testing pathway, including eligibility, referral information, equipment instructions and what happens after the recording is returned.
When Therapy Is Starting
CPAP or Bilevel Setup
A CPAP or bilevel setup appointment covers the prescribed machine, mask, tubing and humidification, along with cleaning, routine care and practical questions before therapy begins at home.
When Therapy Needs Attention
Mask Fitting and Follow-Up
Book follow-up when mask leaks, pressure points, dryness, worn parts or equipment questions interfere with the routine. The Kelowna team can review comfort, operation and replacement needs.
When Breathing Support Is Prescribed
Home Oxygen and Respiratory Equipment
Ask about prescribed home oxygen therapy, portable oxygen concentrators, nebulizers, portable suction units and related respiratory products. Equipment and service arrangements depend on the care plan and program requirements.
Plan an Efficient Visit to the Kelowna Clinic
The McCurdy Place clinic is open Monday through Friday. A quick call before visiting can align the appointment, required documents, equipment and requested products.
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Call for an Appointment
Tell the team whether you need sleep testing, PAP setup, mask fitting, follow-up, oxygen support or a product pickup so the correct visit can be arranged.
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Use the Storefront Access
The clinic offers free storefront parking and is wheelchair accessible. Use the directions link or map to plan your arrival at #5 – 883 McCurdy Place.
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Bring Therapy and Product Details
Bring requested prescriptions or coverage details and current equipment when appropriate. For replacement parts, the brand, model, size and component information help the team identify the right item.
Watch the MedPro Care Overview
A Short Guide From Testing to Therapy
This short MedPro video follows a general pathway from a home sleep study through clinical review, prescribed CPAP setup, mask fitting and follow-up support.
The video describes MedPro’s general care model rather than every Kelowna appointment. Eligibility, interpretation, prescriptions and treatment decisions follow the appropriate clinical process for each patient.
Prepare CPAP and Oxygen Equipment Before You Travel
Before a road trip or flight, the Kelowna team can help you identify questions about compact PAP devices, portable oxygen equipment, power options, documentation and replacement supplies. Product suitability depends on the prescription, care plan and travel requirements.
Travel rules differ by carrier and destination. Confirm requirements with the transportation provider and your care team before departure, and never change prescribed oxygen settings on your own.
Compact CPAP Planning
Ask about travel-sized CPAP options, compatible power accessories and what should remain in carry-on luggage. Confirm device requirements before departure.
Portable Oxygen Planning
Discuss prescribed portable oxygen equipment, charging or battery questions and any documentation required by the carrier or destination.
Pack Replacement Supplies
Inspect the mask, cushion, filter, tubing and water chamber early enough to replace worn items and pack suitable spares before leaving.
Find Everyday Therapy Equipment Close to Home
The Kelowna clinic supports PAP therapy, home oxygen and other respiratory needs throughout the week. Call to confirm local stock or special-order timing; many product categories can also be reviewed online.
CPAP Machines, Masks and Everyday Supplies
Ask about prescribed CPAP, APAP and bilevel devices, mask styles and the everyday replacement parts needed to maintain a complete setup.
- CPAP, APAP and bilevel therapy equipment
- Masks, cushions, pillows and headgear
- Tubing, filters, water chambers and cleaning products
Home Oxygen and Respiratory Products
For respiratory care at home, ask about prescribed oxygen equipment, portable oxygen concentrators, nebulizers, portable suction units, related supplies and applicable delivery arrangements.
- Stationary and portable oxygen options
- Nebulizers and aerosol therapy supplies
- Portable suction units and supporting products
Insurance, Funding and Financing Support in British Columbia
Coverage differs by private benefit plan, public program, prescription and product category. The Kelowna team can help organize quotes and commonly requested documents, while the insurer or funding program makes the final decision.
Insurance and Funding Guidance
Bring your benefit or program information when possible. MedPro can prepare equipment descriptions, quotes and commonly requested documents and follow applicable billing processes; insurers and funding programs determine eligibility and reimbursement.
Medicard Financing
Medicard may provide a separate payment option for an eligible purchase that is not fully covered. Approval, interest, fees, repayment terms and product eligibility are set by Medicard, not by MedPro.
A Kelowna Team Focused on Practical Support
Kelowna combines weekday access, trained respiratory staff and a broad range of sleep and oxygen services in one accessible storefront clinic.
Respiratory Therapists and Clinical Assistants
The local team assists with sleep apnea treatment, home oxygen therapy, equipment education, mask and machine questions, troubleshooting and ongoing support.
Accessible Storefront Care
Free storefront parking and wheelchair access make it easier to plan an appointment, bring equipment inside and meet with the care team.
BC-Approved Level III HSAT Facility
The Kelowna clinic is listed by British Columbia’s Medical Services Commission and Advisory Committee on Diagnostic Facilities as an approved diagnostic facility for Level III home sleep apnea testing.
Kelowna Respiratory Care FAQs
These answers cover appointments, accessibility, sleep testing, PAP support, oxygen equipment and travel planning at the McCurdy Place clinic.
Where is MedPro’s Kelowna clinic located?
MedPro is at #5 – 883 McCurdy Place, Kelowna, BC V1X 8C8. The clinic offers free storefront parking and wheelchair access.
What are the regular Kelowna clinic hours?
The clinic is open Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm and closed on weekends. Call for an appointment, and check current holiday information before visiting around a holiday.
Does the Kelowna clinic provide home sleep apnea testing?
Home sleep apnea testing is available through the Kelowna care pathway when clinically appropriate. Contact the team to confirm eligibility, referral requirements, equipment instructions and how the recording is reviewed.
Can the Kelowna team help after I start CPAP?
Yes. Contact the clinic about prescribed CPAP or bilevel setup, mask fitting, equipment education and follow-up. Support may address leaks, comfort, cleaning, device operation, troubleshooting and replacement supplies.
Should I call before visiting for CPAP supplies?
Yes—especially when you need a specific machine, mask size, cushion, filter, tube or water chamber. Local stock and special-order timing can change.
What oxygen and respiratory equipment is available in Kelowna?
Ask about prescribed home oxygen, portable oxygen concentrators, nebulizers, portable suction units, related supplies and applicable delivery arrangements. Selection depends on the prescription, clinical needs, program requirements and current availability.
What should I bring to a mask-fitting or equipment appointment?
Bring current equipment when requested, along with any prescription, referral or coverage information the team has asked for. For replacement parts, the brand, model, size and component details are helpful.
Can the Kelowna team help with insurance, funding or financing?
MedPro can prepare quotes, equipment information and commonly requested documents for private insurance or applicable funding programs. The payer decides coverage. Medicard financing may be available for eligible purchases under its own approval and terms.
Plan Your Next Visit With MedPro Kelowna
Call the McCurdy Place clinic for an appointment to discuss sleep testing, PAP therapy, mask fitting, follow-up, home oxygen, respiratory products or coverage documentation.