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Developing solutions across sleep medicine.

Tolerance-based PAP therapy doesn’t just affect people living with sleep apnea. We’re advancing pressure delivery to support clinicians, DMEs, and the patients they serve.

Discomfort shouldn't be the cost of your care.

For too long, effective OSA therapy has meant tolerating discomfort. KPAP works with your natural breathing, so treatment feels less like something you struggle through and more like something that works with you. Get in touch to learn how KPAP may help you feel more comfortable while receiving sleep apnea treatment.

Patient resting in a comfortable hospital room
Physician reviewing patient information in a clinical setting

Clinical innovation driving clinical excellence.

Sleep physicians understand the limitations of traditional PAP therapy. And while it remains the most effective form of treatment, it relies on patient tolerance with persistent barriers that can complicate success. SleepRes has reimagined pressure delivery to align with natural breathing rather than impose a constant pressure that patients must adapt to. At every step, our team of clinical advisors guide us to develop solutions that work for your patients and your existing workflows.

KPAP, for the first time, provides a pattern of pressure application across the respiratory cycle that is both genuinely more comfortable and more natural.
David P. White, MD
David P. White, MD Chief Medical Officer, SleepRes
Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School

Consistency and reliability for DMEs.

Up to 50% of patients do not meet the one-year adherence threshold.^1

This non-compliance can translate to lost resupply revenue every year. But PAP therapy doesn’t have to create friction and uncertainty. By addressing how pressure is delivered, SleepRes technologies aim to reduce avoidable friction at the source of the issue. KPAP is designed to support a smoother PAP therapy experience, which may help reduce support calls and increase resupply consistency.

Rows of medical equipment and supplies in a DME facility