02-02-2023, 05:02 PM
Finally got my replacement cpap, what do I need to know
Been a while since I logged in here, sorry. I had a Philips Dreamstation, which was on the recalled list, and they have FINALLY got me my replacement machine, which is a Philips Dreamstation 2 Auto CPAP Advanced. I have sent off the email for my copy of the clinicians manual so I can adjust things as needed, but the timing is actually working out since I just had surgery on my nose and probably won't be able to wear the mask for a few days anyway. I'm delighted to see that this machine is on the list of ones that works with Oscar, so thats good at least. I'm frustrated that my stash of spare filters is now junk, but that is what it is.
I understand the basic concept of how the auto cpaps work vs the type I had before. But this machine is WAY fancier than my old one. Is it worth dealing with the bluetooth app to handle the controls? What do I need to know about how this one works vs my old one as I figure out how to make the changes needed?
I understand the basic concept of how the auto cpaps work vs the type I had before. But this machine is WAY fancier than my old one. Is it worth dealing with the bluetooth app to handle the controls? What do I need to know about how this one works vs my old one as I figure out how to make the changes needed?
