Respiratory Devices

CPAP also known as continuous positive airway pressure devices are non-invasive medical tools used to treat obstructed sleep apnea. Masked and attached to a machine, these units continuously supplied air pressure for maintaining patency of the upper airway during sleep thereby preventing discontinuity in breathing. They are beneficial to reduce snoring, improve oxygenation, and increase sleep quality. Among individuals suffering from sleep apnea, CPAP devices are highly beneficial because they provide improved respiratory function and lessen the hazards of neglected sleep disabilities.

BIPAPi-Bi-Level devices are complex respiratory support systems that are used to help people with breathing disorders. By increasing pressure during inhalation and decreasing it upon exhalation, these units include two differentiated levels of the offering that deliver personalized therapy. The two-pressure mechanism not only improves patient comfort but also supports better airflow and is thereby highly effective in the case of diseases such as sleep apnea, COPD, or respiratory failure. BIPAPi devices offer a patient-centered respiratory support system, enhancing airway functioning and facilitating enhanced overall respiratory well-being.