Buying AirSense 11 online, is it possible to have it registered to Air View?

[Spartan]

Hello

I recently had a new sleep study test done and will be replacing my existing cpap machine with an AirSense 11.
I am opting not to go through the medical supply company my doctor's office uses as the price they charge is terrible. (They want me to rent to own for one  year  and don't allow to purchase outright from the start)

It seems like [DME Link Removed]Supplier #1  
is a reliable place to purchase from.  However, I have read that if you purchase from [DME Link Removed]Supplier #1 
, the machine will not be registered to Air View, so my doctor's office will not be able to remotely read data/results from my AirSense 11 or tweak settings remotely.

Is it possible to have an AirSense 11 purchased from [DME Link Removed]Supplier #1 
to be registered to Air View so my doctor can remotely monitor? If so, what's the process for that?

Thank you for any info

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[Sleeprider]

Not to put a rush on you, but RespShop Supplier #29 is lighting up my email with an offer for a Resmed Airfit P10 Autoset for $569. It's a cyber-Monday deal extended until Midnight tonight (11/29). That's not too bad, but the machine has no modem. Apparently Resmed is getting machines built in spite of a chip shortage. The SD card can be uploaded to a cloud to support your therapy through your Doctor's AirView, but with OSCAR, it won't make any difference. The SD card has the best data, and doesn't affect your privacy like a modem. Anyway, there is a cloud alternative provided by Resmed you and your doctor can use to exchange data. Search for Resmed Airsense 10 Card to Cloud. Both Supplier #1 and Supplier #29 are offering it.