Sleep Well & Live Better Blog

Are You A Stomach Sleeper? Check Out 5 CPAP Masks Recommended For You

Man sleeping on his stomach wearing a nasal CPAP Mask.

Did you know it's estimated that only 7% of people sleep on their stomachs? While stomach sleeping is one of the rarest sleeping positions, there are a multitude of CPAP mask options available for obstructive sleep apnea patients who prefer to sleep on their stomachs.

With continuous positive airway pressure, or CPAP therapy, finding the right mask can be difficult at first. To help with your mask selection process, we’re sharing which CPAP masks are most popular among stomach sleepers.

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Our Top 5 Favorite CPAP Masks For Side Sleepers

Man sleeping on his side wearing a Fisher & Paykel Brevida Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask

If you have been recently diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea and prescribed continuous positive airway pressure (or CPAP therapy), you likely understand how difficult it can be to find the right CPAP mask for your sleep apnea treatment.

There are a lot of different factors that go into determining which CPAP mask is the best for you. Your sleep specialist will consider your face shape, if you are a mouth breather or nose breather, if you have facial hair, if you suffer from claustrophobia, and even your sleeping position.

In this article, we’ll share which masks we recommend for CPAP users who sleep on their side. After all, research shows side sleeping is the most popular sleeping position! Continue reading to learn more about which masks are ideal for side sleeping CPAP users.

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Hurricane Helene Update: A Letter From Our CEO Casey Hite

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As we continue to recover from the devastation of Hurricane Helene, our CEO, Casey Hite, has shared a heartfelt message reflecting on the challenges we’ve faced and the resilience of our community. At Aeroflow Health, we are united in our commitment to supporting one another, our customers, and our partners throughout this difficult time.

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Hydration & Sleep Apnea: Can Drinking Water Help You Sleep Better?

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We all know drinking water is an important contributor to our overall well-being. In fact, according to the CDC, water intake is critical to our health because it helps us maintain a normal body temperature and it helps prevent dehydration symptoms like unclear thinking, mood change, and overheating.

Because our bodies need water to function properly, we start to feel unwell if we don’t have enough water to drink. But could a glass of water help with more than just minor ailments, like a headache? Even more, could proper hydration help alleviate sleep apnea symptoms and lead to better sleep? To provide you with the answers, we’ve teamed up with Aeroflow Sleep Science Advisor, Dr. Carleara Weiss, to discuss the role hydration plays in sleeping well.

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The ResMed AirCurve 11 BiPAP Machine Stands Out: Here Are 5 Reasons Why

Woman using a ResMed AirCurve 11 BiPAP Machine

The wait is finally over! The ResMed AirCurve 11 is now available at Aeroflow Sleep, where you can get your sleep therapy equipment covered up to 100% through insurance. 

But what’s all of the hype about? Today, we’re sharing 5 reasons why we think the new AirCurve 11 BiPAP Machine stands out, and answering some of the questions you may have!

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Central Sleep Apnea vs Obstructive Sleep Apnea: Is The Difference That Big?

picture of woman with central sleep apnea wearing a cpap mask

There are three types of sleep apnea, and each one should be taken seriously. After all, we’re talking about sleep-disordered breathing, which can greatly affect your quality of life. Is the difference between them really that big though? This blog addresses obstructive sleep apnea most often, because it is the most common. Today, with Aeroflow Sleep Advisor, Dr. Carleara Weiss’s expert insight, we’re going to talk about central sleep apnea and how it compares.

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Diagnosing Your Sleep Apnea: What Is An At-Home Sleep Test?

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How do you know if you have obstructive sleep apnea or not? The best place to start is by speaking with your healthcare provider, who will likely refer you to a sleep specialist for a sleep study. While an overnight sleep study may sound intimidating at first, this technology has come a long way. It’s even possible to complete a sleep study in the comfort of your own home! These are called at-home sleep studies; keep reading for a brief overview of what they are and how they work.

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What CPAP Supplies Are Not Covered By Insurance? Travel CPAPs Are The Big One

Aeroflow Sleep would love to be able to supply all of its patients with CPAP equipment covered up to 100% through insurance, but unfortunately, not all CPAP equipment is covered; not even a little bit. That’s why we’re here to distinguish which CPAP supplies you can get from Aeroflow Sleep and which you can’t, especially the in-season specials: travel CPAP machines.

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Where’s My CPAP? How To Track Your Order (And More) With One Easy Login

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In this day and age, we’ve all grown accustomed to the instant gratification online shopping brings. Things like add-to-cart and same-day-shipping are now expected. Except these functions don’t really exist within online healthcare services, especially those that take insurance. And yet, healthcare is absolutely where we want to see the fastest results. After all, lives may literally depend on it. Aeroflow Sleep understands that. That’s why, today on the blog, we’re walking you through our new trackers.

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Does Sleep Apnea Surgery Actually Help? Answering Your Questions & More

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While continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) is typically the go-to treatment option healthcare professionals prescribe, some patients may opt for surgical procedures instead. Surgery is often reserved for individuals who have tried non-surgical treatments—like CPAP or oral appliance therapy—but have not found success in doing so. Surgery may be an option for cases ranging from mild to severe OSA, so to provide more information on this topic, we’re answering the most commonly asked questions about sleep apnea surgery with the help of Aeroflow Sleep Science Advisor, Dr. Carleara Weiss.

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