Sleep therapy equipment

CPAP machines built around comfortable, consistent therapy.

Explore home and travel CPAP options, then work with your care team to select equipment that fits your prescription, comfort needs, and everyday routine.

ResMed AirSense 11 CPAP machine
Featured therapy option ResMed AirSense 11 AutoSet
Auto-adjusting optionsPressure adapts throughout the night on compatible devices.
Comfort featuresHumidification and ramp settings support easier therapy.
Travel therapyCompact devices keep therapy consistent away from home.
Ongoing supportGuidance continues after equipment selection and setup.
Starting therapy

What to expect when getting started with CPAP.

The process usually moves from diagnosis and prescription to equipment selection, insurance verification, setup, and ongoing support.

CPAP therapy equipment and sleep support
A guided path into therapy. VeroHealth helps patients understand the practical steps from prescription through setup and follow-up.
1

Get a Sleep Study

Undergo a sleep study to diagnose sleep apnea and help determine appropriate therapy settings.

2

Obtain a Prescription

CPAP machines require a prescription from a healthcare provider based on your sleep-study results.

3

Select Your Equipment

Choose the right CPAP machine, mask, and accessories with guidance from your healthcare or sleep-therapy team.

4

Insurance Verification

VeroHealth can help verify coverage and explain applicable out-of-pocket costs for equipment.

5

Setup and Training

Receive guidance on how to use, clean, and maintain your CPAP equipment.

6

Follow-up Support

Ongoing support can help you adjust to therapy and address questions or equipment issues as they arise.

CPAP therapy works best when support stays easy to reach.

Use VeroHealth resources for mask fit, compliance questions, insurance information, and ongoing PAP supply needs.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about CPAP machines.

Most CPAP machines are designed to last 3-5 years with proper maintenance. Many insurance plans may also have replacement schedules. Regular cleaning and maintenance can help extend the life of your machine.

Daily cleaning typically includes wiping down the mask with mild soap and water or appropriate CPAP wipes. Weekly cleaning commonly includes the mask, tubing, and water chamber. Allow components to air dry completely and follow the manufacturer instructions for your specific device.

Yes. Many modern CPAP machines are designed to be portable, and travel-specific devices are smaller and lighter. When flying, keep your CPAP machine with you as a medical device rather than placing it in checked baggage.

Many insurance plans cover CPAP equipment when it is medically necessary and supported by the required diagnosis and prescription. Coverage varies by plan, so VeroHealth can help verify benefits and explain applicable costs.

Replacement timing depends on the component, manufacturer guidance, and your insurance schedule. The original VeroHealth guidance lists frequent replacement for cushions and filters, with longer intervals for frames, headgear, tubing, reusable filters, and water chambers. Contact VeroHealth if you need help determining your resupply schedule.
Your next step

Need help choosing the right CPAP machine?

Choose the next step that fits where you are in the therapy process—talk with our team, send your prescription, or check coverage information.