My Sleep Apnea

Do you have questions about CPAP masks containing magnets?

We understand. Recent safety guidance has highlighted that magnets in CPAP masks may not be suitable for people with certain implanted medical devices, such as pacemakers – it’s completely natural to want clarity.

For added peace of mind, F&P Healthcare CPAP masks do not contain magnets and are designed with your safety and comfort in mind, so you can confidently focus on getting consistent and effective therapy.

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Does HSA and FSA cover CPAP therapy?

Exploring CPAP therapy and wondering how to manage the cost?

If you’re in the United States, your Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) may be able to help cover eligible expenses.

We’ve created a simple guide to walk you through how these accounts typically work and what may be covered.

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Not in the US? Coverage and funding options vary by country, so check in with your local health system or insurer for local options.

Does Medicare cover CPAP therapy?

Thinking about CPAP therapy but unsure about the cost?

If you are based in the US, understanding what Medicare may cover can help take some of the uncertainty away.

We’ve outlined what you might be eligible for under US Medicare, and what to expect along the way.

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Not in the US? Coverage and funding options vary by country, so check in with your local health system or insurer for local options.

What happens during a sleep apnea pause — and how does CPAP help?

When breathing pauses during sleep, airflow is briefly blocked or reduced.

CPAP therapy helps by keeping the airway open and reducing these interruptions.

Curious how it works? Our article takes a closer look at what’s happening during these pauses and explains how CPAP helps manage them in simple terms.

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Did you know there are more audible sounds related to obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) than chronic snoring?

A person with sleep apnea may exhibit many sounds as they sleep, including:
• Loud, irregular snoring
• Pauses in breathing
• Gasping, choking, or snorting sounds
• Labored breathing

These sleep apnea sound patterns are often noticed by a partner first.

If they, or you, are worried about snoring and other disruptions to your sleep, talk to your healthcare professional who may recommend you undertake a sleep study.

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If I snore, does it mean I may have sleep apnea?

Many people snore, but that doesn’t necessarily mean obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is to blame. In fact, some people experience silent sleep apnea – OSA without the hallmark snoring sound.

Understanding the difference between typical and OSA-related snoring can help you recognize whether you should talk to your healthcare professional about your symptoms.

If you want to learn how normal snoring patterns differ from those exhibited by people with OSA and the risk factors linked to the condition, read our latest article: http://qr.fph.co/bgrtSj

Better sleep starts with the right CPAP mask.

F&P Healthcare’s myMask™ App helps you find your best fit. The updated app now offers personalized mask selection through a simple questionnaire and an accurate face scanner.

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Packing just got easier for sleep apnea travelers!

F&P Nova Micro™ is our smallest and lightest Mask* yet. It delivers high performance alongside a minimalistic design, making it an ideal choice for holidaymakers and business travelers.

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Disclaimer
*F&P Nova Micro is the lightest and volumetrically smallest F&P Healthcare CPAP therapy mask. The considered volume of the mask excludes the tubing.

Need a CPAP mask? We’ve got you covered.

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