Using your sleep apnea therapy equipment every night can help you rediscover your energy and reclaim your life. But nightly use means you’ll need to regularly replace your CPAP supplies. Fresh supplies can help keep therapy comfortable and effective. A recent study showed 6 out of 10 people who frequently replaced their CPAP supplies said they get a better night’s sleep after replacement.1
Using your sleep apnea therapy equipment every night can help you rediscover your energy and reclaim your life. But nightly use means you’ll need to regularly replace your CPAP supplies. Fresh supplies can help keep therapy comfortable and effective. A recent study showed 6 out of 10 people who frequently replaced their CPAP supplies said they get a better night’s sleep after replacement.1
With ResMed ReSupply, you choose how you’re contacted about replacing your supplies. Options include:
Once you choose your contact method, you’ll be automatically notified when it’s time to replace your supplies. You can also change your contact preferences at any time.
With ResMed ReSupply, you choose how you’re contacted about replacing your supplies. Options include:
Once you choose your contact method, you’ll be automatically notified when it’s time to replace your supplies. You can also change your contact preferences at any time.
ResMed ReSupply features a user-friendly online portal that allows your home medical equipment provider (HME) to check-in with you about your therapy. You can also request new supplies, ask your equipment provider questions using the message center, and update your insurance and contact information, all in one convenient place.
ResMed ReSupply knows when it’s time for you to replace your supplies and makes requesting them easier than ever. When it’s time to resupply:
ResMed ReSupply knows when it’s time for you to replace your supplies and makes requesting them easier than ever. When it’s time to resupply:
Contact your equipment provider to ask if they offer ResMed ReSupply.
1 Based on a third-party, independent study commissioned by ResMed in February 2017, surveying 400 patients currently using CPAP for 6 or more months.