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Sleep Apnea Treatment Options

Explore CPAP, auto-adjusting CPAP, bilevel devices, advanced PAP therapy, and eXciteOSA available through MedPro—along with equipment education, fitting, and ongoing support.

Quick Answer

How Is Sleep Apnea Treated?

MedPro offers prescribed PAP equipment and selected non-PAP therapy products for different sleep apnea treatment pathways. Treatment should follow an appropriate diagnosis and be selected by the healthcare professional managing care.

Treatment is not one-size-fits-all. The type of sleep apnea, test findings, symptoms, health history, airway anatomy, treatment response, and individual circumstances can all affect the recommendation.

MedPro Treatment Options

Sleep Apnea Treatments Available Through MedPro

MedPro provides prescribed PAP equipment and selected non-PAP therapy products. The appropriate pathway depends on a confirmed diagnosis, clinical assessment, and any required prescription.

CPAP & APAP Therapy

CPAP and auto-adjusting CPAP machines deliver prescribed airflow through a mask to help keep the upper airway open during sleep.

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Bilevel & Advanced PAP

Bilevel devices provide different inhalation and exhalation pressures. Advanced modes are reserved for specific prescribed breathing needs.

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eXciteOSA Daytime Therapy

eXciteOSA uses daytime intraoral neuromuscular stimulation for eligible adults with primary snoring or mild obstructive sleep apnea.

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These options are not interchangeable. Treatment type, device mode, pressure settings, and eligibility must match the clinical assessment and authorized prescription where required.

CPAP & APAP Machines

Featured Auto-Adjusting CPAP Machines

These MedPro configurations combine auto-adjusting positive airway pressure with integrated humidification and practical comfort features. Product details and availability remain on each product page.

ResMed AirSense 11 AutoSet CPAP machine

Auto-Adjusting CPAP

ResMed AirSense 11 AutoSet

A connected auto-adjusting CPAP device that changes pressure within the prescribed range. MedPro’s Tri-Pack includes integrated HumidAir humidification and ClimateLineAir heated tubing.

  • AutoSet pressure adjustment
  • Integrated heated humidification
  • myAir support and therapy tracking
Philips DreamStation 2 Auto CPAP machine with heated tubing

Auto-Adjusting CPAP

Philips DreamStation 2 Auto CPAP

An auto-adjusting CPAP system for prescribed obstructive sleep apnea therapy. MedPro’s configuration includes integrated humidification and heated tubing.

  • CPAP and Auto CPAP modes
  • Integrated humidifier and heated tube
  • Touchscreen and Ramp Plus comfort feature

A valid prescription is required to purchase these machines. The prescribed pressure range and settings must be established by the appropriate healthcare professional.

Bilevel & Advanced PAP

Featured ResMed AirCurve 11 Devices

AirCurve 11 VAuto and AirCurve 11 ASV use different therapy modes for different prescribed needs. Their similar appearance does not mean they can be substituted for one another.

ResMed AirCurve 11 VAuto bilevel device

Auto-Adjusting Bilevel

ResMed AirCurve 11 VAuto

An auto-adjusting bilevel device for prescribed treatment of obstructive sleep apnea. It provides separate inhalation and exhalation pressure levels while adjusting within prescribed limits.

  • Separate inhalation and exhalation pressures
  • Automatic adjustment within prescribed limits
  • Integrated HumidAir and ClimateLineAir 11
ResMed AirCurve 11 ASV adaptive servo-ventilation device

Adaptive Servo-Ventilation

ResMed AirCurve 11 ASV

A specialized adaptive servo-ventilation device for prescribed treatment of central sleep apnea, mixed apneas, or periodic breathing patterns.

  • Adaptive pressure support
  • Responds to changing breathing patterns
  • Integrated HumidAir and ClimateLineAir 11

Important ASV safety information: ASV is contraindicated for people with chronic symptomatic heart failure (NYHA class II–IV), reduced left ventricular ejection fraction of 45% or less, and moderate-to-severe predominant central sleep apnea. Device selection and settings require clinical assessment and a prescription.

eXciteOSA daytime intraoral sleep apnea therapy device and mouthpiece

Daytime Intraoral Therapy

eXciteOSA Daytime Intraoral Therapy

eXciteOSA is a non-PAP therapy used while awake. Its mouthpiece delivers neuromuscular electrical stimulation to the tongue through app-guided sessions for eligible adults with primary snoring or mild obstructive sleep apnea.

  • 20 minutes per day for six weeks
  • Twice-weekly maintenance after the initial course
  • App-guided sessions with progress tracking

Important: eXciteOSA is not a conventional mandibular advancement oral appliance. Eligibility and contraindications must be reviewed before treatment.

Individual Treatment Planning

How Is the Appropriate Treatment Selected?

The equipment shown on this page represents MedPro’s available pathways—not a self-selection guide. The appropriate option is based on the complete clinical picture.

Diagnosis & Test Results

The type and pattern of sleep apnea, event severity, oxygen changes, symptoms, and test interpretation help guide treatment.

Prescription & Health Factors

Health history, breathing pattern, contraindications, and the authorized prescription determine which therapy and settings are appropriate.

Comfort & Follow-Up

Mask fit, comfort, treatment response, equipment data, and consistent use are reviewed after therapy begins.

MedPro can explain equipment features and provide setup support. Diagnosis, treatment selection, prescribed therapy modes, and clinical-setting changes remain the responsibility of the appropriate healthcare professional.

Treatment and Follow-Up

What Happens After a Treatment Is Selected?

Starting treatment is followed by education, problem-solving, and reassessment. Concerns are easier to address when they are raised early.

1

Review the Recommendation

Understand the diagnosis, treatment goal, prescribed plan, and who is responsible for follow-up.

2

Begin as Directed

Obtain the prescribed device or service and follow the instructions supplied by the appropriate care team.

3

Address Problems Early

Report discomfort, equipment concerns, side effects, or difficulty using treatment instead of stopping without guidance.

4

Reassess Effectiveness

Follow-up may review symptoms, usage information, equipment comfort, response to therapy, or the need for additional testing.

Do not change prescribed pressures, stop prescribed treatment, alter medication, or replace a treatment plan using website information. Contact the appropriate healthcare professional for clinical decisions.

Know Who to Contact

Equipment Support and Clinical Decisions Are Different

Getting the right type of help can resolve concerns more safely and efficiently.

Contact MedPro For

  • Prescribed PAP equipment setup and operation
  • Mask style, sizing, fit, leaks, and comfort
  • Tubing, humidification, filters, and supplies
  • Cleaning, maintenance, and equipment troubleshooting
  • Locally available PAP and eXciteOSA product support

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Contact Your Healthcare Team For

  • Diagnosis and interpretation of sleep-test results
  • Treatment selection or changes
  • Prescribed pressures and clinical settings
  • Oral appliances, procedures, surgery, or medications
  • Persistent or worsening symptoms
  • Whether treatment can be reduced or stopped

For severe breathing difficulty while awake, chest pain, loss of consciousness, or another medical emergency, call 911 or your local emergency service.

Continue Learning

Use these pages to understand the steps before treatment and the PAP support available after a prescription.

Sleep Apnea Testing

Compare home and in-lab testing pathways and learn why professional interpretation is required.

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CPAP Therapy

Understand how prescribed CPAP therapy works, what the system includes, and where MedPro can support equipment use.

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BiPAP / Bilevel Therapy

Review the general differences between bilevel and continuous positive airway pressure therapy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Sleep Apnea Treatment FAQs

Answers about MedPro treatment pathways, PAP device differences, eXciteOSA, prescriptions, and equipment support.

Which sleep apnea treatments are available through MedPro?

MedPro provides CPAP and auto-adjusting CPAP machines, bilevel and advanced PAP devices, eXciteOSA daytime intraoral therapy, masks, supplies, equipment education, fitting, and ongoing equipment support. Availability and eligibility vary by product and location.

What is the difference between CPAP, APAP, and bilevel therapy?

CPAP provides one prescribed pressure, APAP adjusts pressure within a prescribed range, and bilevel therapy provides different prescribed pressures for inhalation and exhalation. The appropriate device, mode, and settings must be selected clinically.

Can I choose between AirCurve 11 VAuto and AirCurve 11 ASV?

No. VAuto and ASV use different therapy modes and are not interchangeable. VAuto is an auto-adjusting bilevel device used for prescribed obstructive sleep apnea therapy, while ASV is a specialized therapy for particular central, mixed, or periodic breathing patterns.

Is eXciteOSA the same as a custom oral appliance?

No. eXciteOSA uses an intraoral mouthpiece to deliver daytime neuromuscular electrical stimulation to the tongue. A conventional mandibular advancement appliance repositions the jaw during sleep and follows a different clinical and dental pathway.

Who may be eligible for eXciteOSA?

eXciteOSA is intended for selected adults with primary snoring or mild obstructive sleep apnea. A sleep-health professional should review the diagnosis, eligibility, oral health, implanted devices, and other contraindications before treatment.

Do I need a prescription for a PAP machine?

Yes. A valid prescription is required to purchase the PAP machines featured on this page. The device type, prescribed pressure range, therapy mode, and clinical settings must match the authorized treatment plan.

What if prescribed PAP therapy is uncomfortable?

Contact MedPro for help with mask fit, leaks, humidification, tubing, device operation, cleaning, or supplies. Contact the healthcare professional managing treatment for persistent symptoms, side effects, prescribed-pressure questions, or treatment changes.

Evidence & Safety

Clinical Sources and Important Limits

This page describes MedPro-offered treatment products while maintaining the distinction between equipment support and clinical treatment decisions.

Medical disclaimer: This information is general education, not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Do not start, stop, substitute, or change prescribed therapy, pressure settings, eXciteOSA use, medication, or another treatment plan without direction from the appropriate healthcare professional.

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Find the Right MedPro Treatment Pathway

Explore MedPro’s sleep apnea treatment equipment and product information, or connect with a clinic for fitting, setup, and ongoing support.