CPAP Pressure Consultation

Your CPAP Pressure May Be the Reason Therapy Isn't Working.

CPAP machines are prescribed at a fixed or auto-titrating pressure range — often set during a one-time sleep study and never revisited. But your airway, weight, sleeping position, and anatomy can change. A pressure that worked at setup may be undertreating you today. Or overtreating you and causing aerophagia, central apneas, or rainout.

A pressure consultation with Yash, a Licensed Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT), goes directly into your device data — reviewing how your machine is actually performing at your current settings — and tells you whether your pressure range needs to move, and in which direction.

Who This Is For

• ✅ CPAP users still fatigued despite consistent use
• ✅ Patients experiencing aerophagia (air swallowing) or bloating — often a sign of overtitration
• ✅ Users who suspect their AHI is higher than it should be
• ✅ Patients whose pressure was set years ago and never reviewed
• ✅ Users who gained or lost significant weight since their original titration
• ✅ Anyone switching from fixed-pressure CPAP to an auto-adjusting (APAP) device

What We Analyze

• 📊 Current Pressure Distribution — Where your machine is spending most of its time and whether that range is appropriate
• 💨 Residual AHI Breakdown — Distinguishing obstructive events from central events — critical for determining direction of adjustment
• 🔄 Flow Limitation Scoring — Subtle snore-level obstruction that a low AHI can mask
• 📈 Pressure Titration Recommendation — Specific written guidance on minimum and maximum pressure adjustments, with clinical rationale
• 🩺 Escalation Assessment — Whether your data suggests you may need BiPAP instead of CPAP

Session Details

Note: Pressure changes on most machines require either self-adjustment through the clinical menu (with your provider's guidance) or a formal prescription update. We walk you through both paths.

How to Book

1. Add to cart and complete checkout
2. Receive an intake email within 24 hours with data-sharing instructions
3. Join your session with your CPAP data ready

Questions? Email info@myrespco.com or visit myrespco.com.

All sessions are conducted by a Licensed Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT). This service does not constitute a physician consultation. Formal pressure prescription changes require physician authorization.