CPAP Therapy, Machines and Mask Fitting
CPAP machines, mask fitting and equipment support from Airway Care.What is CPAP therapy?
Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) is a treatment for obstructive sleep apnoea. A machine supplies pressurised room air through tubing and a mask to help keep the airway open while you sleep. Your doctor or sleep specialist can advise whether it is appropriate for you. CPAP treats the breathing obstruction while it is used; it is not a cure for sleep apnoea. Getting comfortable with the equipment can take time. Ask your treating team for help if you are struggling, and follow your prescribed treatment plan.Read our guide to understanding CPAP for practical information about equipment, mask comfort and everyday care.
CPAP machines and accessories
Airway Care supplies CPAP machines, masks and accessories. Speak with us about available equipment, pricing and the support included before making a purchase.
Fixed-pressure and auto-adjusting devices work differently. The appropriate device and settings should be guided by your treatment requirements, not simply by a product’s popularity or price. Learn about CPAP equipment
Already have a machine? Let us know its make and model and what you need help with when you contact us. We can confirm whether we can assist with your equipment before arranging an appointment.
CPAP mask fitting
Getting started with Airway Care
1. Confirm your treatment needs
If you have a diagnosis and treatment recommendation, contact our team to discuss an appointment. We will confirm which reports or documents are needed before your visit.
If you have not been assessed, speak with your GP first. A sleep study may be part of the assessment, but not everyone needs the same test or treatment.
2. Arrange your appointment
Book online or call 02 7259 8777. If you are unsure which appointment to select, contact us first. Ask about fees, equipment availability and what to bring.
3. Discuss equipment and setup
At your appointment, discuss machine and mask options, equipment setup and questions about day-to-day use. Confirm the support included with your equipment and how to contact the team afterwards.
4. Seek support when needed
Contact us if you have questions about mask fit or equipment. Ongoing symptoms or concerns about the effectiveness of treatment should also be discussed with your treating clinician.
Looking for a sleep assessment instead?
If your main concern is snoring, interrupted sleep or daytime sleepiness and you have not been diagnosed, start with your GP. Read about home sleep studies or download the sleep-study referral form to discuss at your consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get help with an existing CPAP mask?
Contact our team with the mask model and the problem you are experiencing. We can confirm appointment options and what to bring for a fitting discussion.
How much will equipment and appointments cost?
Contact us for current prices and a clear explanation of what is included. The equipment and support you need may differ from another person’s. Confirm any insurance or other funding arrangements with the relevant provider before purchasing.
Do I need another sleep study before discussing CPAP?
This depends on your previous assessment and current clinical needs. Your treating clinician can advise whether further testing is needed. If you already have reports, ask our team which documents are required for your appointment.
How do I arrange a visit?
Visits are by appointment only. Contact our team before visiting to confirm your appointment and what to bring. See our contact page for directions and location details.
Talk to Airway Care
Book an appointment or ask our team a question.
This page provides general information, not individual medical advice. For a medical emergency, call Triple Zero (000).