Bi-Level Machines

BiPAP machines deliver two levels of air pressure: higher during inhalation and lower during exhalation. It’s a great set-up for patients who struggle with the constant pressure of standard CPAP machines, ensuring more comfortable sleep therapy.

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Is a BiPAP Machine Right for You?

BiPAP machines are for those instances where traditional CPAP therapy just isn’t cutting it. They’re ideal for patients with advanced respiratory conditions like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), central sleep apnea and other disorders, or those requiring higher pressure settings. It delivers a higher pressure at inhalation that keeps the airways open but may make exhaling difficult. So it lowers pressure at exhalation to ensure the patient enjoys comfortable, productive sleep therapy.

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A Bi-Level CPAP machine delivers two different air pressure settings: higher for inhalation and lower for exhalation. This ensures a more comfortable experience for patients who struggle to exhale against the constant pressure that standard CPAP machines provide.

They’re usually prescribed for individuals with complex respiratory conditions like COPD and central sleep apnea, or those who require higher pressure settings but can’t tolerate the continuous pressure.

Of course! Upgrading to a newer model can provide you with improved comfort features like better humidity control, pressure relief options and more advanced data tracking to monitor and improve your sleep therapy.

Most insurance plans will if they’re a medical necessity, but coverage always depends on your individual plan. iSleep can check your benefits and help you understand your out-of-pocket costs.

With a little bit of time and the assistance of our digital sleep coach, Jeanie, you’ll be sleeping like a dream!