APAP machines, or auto CPAP machines, differ from traditional fixed-pressure CPAP machines by automatically adjusting therapy pressure on a breath-by-breath basis. This ensures you receive the lowest necessary pressure to treat your sleep apnea at any given moment, providing comfortable, personalized therapy.

If you have allergies or congestion, an APAP machine can be a great choice. It will automatically detect your breathing patterns and adjust pressure levels accordingly, ensuring you receive effective therapy year-round, even during peak allergy season.

Yes, APAP machines are an excellent choice for active sleepers. As you toss and turn throughout the night, your APAP will automatically adjust to your changing positions, maintaining optimal therapy pressure and helping you sleep soundly.

Absolutely. Whether you lose or gain weight, your APAP machine will adapt to your changing needs. It will continue to deliver the ideal therapy pressure, ensuring you maintain optimal treatment even as your body changes.

If you find the fixed pressure of your current CPAP machine uncomfortable, an APAP machine may be a better fit. APAPs offer a more natural, adaptive therapy experience by automatically adjusting pressure levels to your unique breathing patterns, which can lead to increased comfort and compliance.

Auto CPAP machines work well for a lot of people with obstructive sleep apnea, but they aren't a good fit for everyone. Your doctor may suggest alternative treatments if you have one of the following conditions. Always talk to your healthcare provider before making changes to your sleep apnea treatment plan.

• Central or complex sleep apnea
• Cheyne–Stokes breathing
• Severe COPD
• Severe obesity hypoventilation
• Opioid-related breathing issues
• Neuromuscular conditions
• Need very high-pressure CPAP therapy