CPAP Machines In Canada
The BeC F30V is a versatile sleep therapy device offering BiPAP, CPAP, and APAP modes to accommodate various respiratory needs. It features a 9cm screen, whisper-quiet operation, and auto-adjusting pressure settings. The integrated humidifier and heated tubing enhance comfort, while the user-friendly interface simplifies operation. Each unit ships with necessary tubing, two filters, an 8GB SD card, and a nasal mask. Suitable for home or hospital use, the F30V provides tailored therapy for complex sleep apnea cases, promoting better sleep quality and overall well-being.
$1,599.00
The BeC F20A is a compact, whisper-quiet CPAP/APAP device featuring a 9cm screen and auto-adjusting pressure for optimal sleep therapy. It includes an integrated humidifier, heated tubing, and a user-friendly interface with smart ramp technology for gradual pressure increase. Each unit ships with necessary tubing, two filters, an 8GB SD card, and a nasal mask. Designed for home or hospital use, the F20A promotes restful sleep and energized mornings by adapting to your breathing patterns.
$1,199.99
The BeC R20A offers advanced sleep therapy with a larger 15cm screen and auto-adjusting pressure settings. Its whisper-quiet operation and integrated humidifier ensure comfort throughout the night. The device includes smart ramp technology, a user-friendly interface, and ships with all necessary accessories, including tubing, filters, an 8GB SD card, and a nasal mask. Ideal for treating obstructive sleep apnea, the R20A adapts to your breathing patterns, providing effective therapy for restful nights and energized mornings.
$1,249.99
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CPAP Machines FAQ
How to use sleep apnea machine?
Using the BeC CPAP is simple. First, connect the device to power and attach the tubing to the humidifier and mask. Adjust the mask to fit comfortably without leaks. Turn on the machine and let it automatically adjust to your breathing. Use the humidifier for added comfort and check the screen or app for therapy data. Clean the mask and tubing daily and replace filters regularly. It’s best to wear the CPAP every night, even during naps, for optimal results. Consult your healthcare provider for personalized pressure settings and mask type if not using an auto-adjusting model
How does a CPAP machine work
A CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) machine works by delivering a constant stream of air through a mask worn over your nose, mouth, or both. This steady airflow keeps your upper airway open during sleep, preventing pauses in breathing caused by obstructive sleep apnea. The BeC CPAP adjusts airflow automatically to your breathing patterns throughout the night. By maintaining airway pressure, the device helps eliminate snoring, reduces nighttime awakenings, and improves oxygen levels. Over time, regular CPAP use can enhance energy, focus, heart health, and overall sleep quality. It’s a non-invasive, safe, and effective treatment for sleep apnea.
Does OHIP cover sleep apnea machines?
In Ontario, the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) itself does not directly cover sleep apnea machines. However, the Assistive Devices Program (ADP) provides funding for CPAP machines prescribed for obstructive sleep apnea. To qualify, patients must undergo a sleep study and receive a formal diagnosis. If eligible, ADP will cover the cost for the CPAP. Devices must be purchased through an ADP-authorized vendor. Currently the BeC F20A CPAP is covered by ADP under #PS0002189
Are Sleep Apnea Machines Covered by Insurance?
Most private health insurance plans in Canada offer partial or full coverage for CPAP machines, supplies, and accessories if prescribed for sleep apnea. Coverage typically includes the machine, mask, tubing, filters, and humidifier. A diagnostic sleep study and a physician’s prescription are usually required for reimbursement. Each plan is different—some may cover a rental trial period before purchase, others may reimburse after proof of usage compliance. Contact your insurer to confirm specific eligibility, required documentation, and any pre-authorization steps. The BeC CPAP is eligible for reimbursement under most plans with proper documentation.
Can a CPAP machine make sleep apnea worse?
When used properly, a CPAP machine does not make sleep apnea worse—it’s the gold standard treatment. However, if the machine is set to the wrong pressure, has a poor-fitting mask, or is used inconsistently, it may feel uncomfortable or ineffective. Rarely, people with central sleep apnea (where the brain fails to signal the body to breathe) may experience worsened symptoms if using a standard CPAP without proper diagnosis.
Does CPAP machine help with sleep apnea?
Yes, a CPAP machine is the most effective non-surgical treatment for obstructive sleep apnea. It delivers a steady stream of air through a mask, keeping the airway open during sleep and preventing breathing interruptions. By reducing apneas and hypopneas, CPAP therapy helps improve sleep quality, reduce daytime fatigue, and lower risks of high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke. Most users experience better rest, improved focus, and fewer nighttime awakenings within days or weeks. Consistent nightly use is essential for long-term benefits. The BeC CPAP is designed for comfort and ease, helping users manage sleep apnea effectively and safely.
How much does a cpap machine cost?
Typically a CPAP machine costs between $1500 and $3,000, depending on features like humidifiers, auto-adjusting pressure, and data tracking. Additional costs may include masks, filters, and tubing. BeC provides affordable, feature rich CPAP’s for as little as $1,199.