Automatic CPAP Machine Rental

Peoples Care Medical Supply CPAP (Continues Positive Airway Pressure) Machine Rental for individuals diagnosed with sleep apnea, a sleep disorder characterized by pauses in breathing during sleep, and other breathing-related sleep disorders.

Rent iBreeze Automatic CPAP Machine online today, you may also call (800) 710-5808.

The perfect solution to treat your (Obstructive Sleep Apnea), iBreeze CPAP keeps your airway open by gently blowing air through a mask you wear over your nose or mouth. This machine is super quiet, easy to use, and comes with everything you need to get a good night's sleep. Ideal for temporary use or travel.

About iBreeze CPAP Machine

• Adjustable Pressure Settings Both CPAP and APAP Mode
• Humidification Options
• Auto-titration Capabilities
• Portable and Travel-friendly
• User-friendly interface and compliance monitoring
• FDA and FAA Approved

The iBreeze Automatic CPAP Rental, includes the machine, mask, tubing, water chamber, power supply, travel bag, free delivery and pickup from your location in Los Angeles and Orange County.

Where to rent a cpap machine near me?

People's Care Medical Supply rents emergency cpaps with low hours at very affordable cost, fully sanitized and new parts, same day delivery for cpap rentals near Los Angeles and local community.

Do I need a prescription to rent a cpap breathing machine?

Yes prescription is required to rent a breathing machine.

Rent or buy cpap?

Depends on your situation needs. Most patients prefers to rent cpap for trials before buying their own cpap machine since there is a couple brands to choose.

Most travelers, tourist and local patients rent breathing machines for few days while they on vacation, or doing a sleep study.

How long should I use my cpap machine?

Patients must use the cpap for four hours a night for at least 70% of the nights in any 30-day period within three months of buying or renting the device.

Why CPAP is important to treat obstructive sleep apnea?

Because the American Sleep Apnea Association estimates about 22 million Americans have sleep apnea disorder, which often not diagnosed. Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) it's potentially serious illness disorder that can lead to heart disease, diabetes, cancer and cognitive disorders. That's why cpap is one of the only treatment that works for many patients.