What if I said…
I had this exact problem!
Explain how you understand your ideal customer’s frustrations because you were there once too. Create empathy by showing that you understand their pain, and then create authority by explaining how you overcame this pain, and that you intend to share how you did it.
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CPAP Talk Forum
This community offers over 31,000 registered members whose combined knowledge equals years and years of first hand Sleep Apnea experience. Our members are people with Sleep Apnea who are in the various stages of diagnosis and treatment, as well as, their families, sleep doctors, sleep technicians, and equipment providers. The mission of the CPAPtalk.com CPAP Wiki is to provide a rich and vast resource of information, created by you, and people like you, for the purpose of helping those who have Obstructive Sleep Apnea, or conditions that require the use of a CPAP, APAP, BiPAP, or other types of respiratory equipment. You may start by reading the articles. Or, go ahead and dive right in by beginning to edit, improve, or write your own articles. There is a lot of help here. We encourage you to share your knowledge and experience, and with a collaborative community effort your contributions will make it into an ever-evolving wealth of wisdom.
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ResMed Airsense Owners Facebook Group
A dedicated group for troubleshooting and discussing the features of ResMed machines, including the AirSense series.
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Your CPAP Support Facebook Group
One of the largest and most active general support communities for CPAP users worldwide. Excellent for first-time questions. Are you on sleep therapy, have questions or issues and don’t know where to turn? This support group is for you! I co-own a DME company, am a respiratory therapist and love helping people. Please feel free to post anything and everything sleep therapy related. We’ll be sure you get the correct advice and help!!!
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Quora Topic – ResMed
Quora Topics discussing all things ResMed
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Quora Topic – Continuous Positive Airway Pressure
Nealy 20,000 Topic Followers.
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r/UARSnew
Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome, or UARS is a form of Sleep Disordered Breathing characterized by a narrow airway and excessive respiratory effort. The primary symptoms include unrefreshing sleep, brain fog, fatigue, sleepiness, and sometimes chronic insomnia. Though many sleep studies do not differentiate between UARS and OSA, it is typically diagnosed via polysomnogram (PSG), and sometimes PES (esophageal pressure) which can detect abnormal negative pressure.
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r/UARS
The term Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome (UARS) was coined to describe a group of patients who historically did not meet the criteria for diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea, and thus were left untreated. Today, advancements in the sleep medicine field have been made in an effort to recognize these patients. However, most patients with UARS around the world still remain undiagnosed and are ultimately left untreated. In memory of Dr. Christian Guilleminault (1938-2019)
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r/BiPAP
Discuss and provide help with all things bi-level. BiPAP is a trademark of Philips Respironics but has become a trade name like Kleenex for tissue; the name is now in parlance for describing bi-level CPAP therapy. Bi-level therapy is defined as CPAP therapy where the inhale and exhale pressures are different; in this regard normal CPAP therapy with EPR/Flex applied would qualify, even if limited in scope. Questions as to whether bi-level would help or be applicable are of course germane here.