ResMed AirSense 11 | Your Ultimate Guide

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  • Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2024

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  • @cathymckeown9674
    @cathymckeown9674 Год назад +143

    This was helpful, no one explains anything they just give you the machine, explain how to clean it and good luck. Thank god for these videos so,helpful.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +11

      Absolutely! Yes I hear it all the time. A lot of therapist talk to you about so much extra features that they lose the purpose. I have always like to make simple and stick to the goal. I am so glad you enjoyed there will be more to come. Thanks for your comment!

    • @margaretarmijo1062
      @margaretarmijo1062 Год назад +1

      Can't find the smart on or smart stop option on my machine.
      When I get up at night to use the restroom, I have to turn my machine off each time. I miss the auto off from my old machine.. 😮

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      @@margaretarmijo1062 I am so sorry I did not see this question. If your on the home screen with the Blue and Purple Pinkish options. If you got to My Options the blue option. If you scroll down to the bottom. You have Smart Start and Smart Stop. To the right is a little lever type button they both need to be blue. If not just press so they both are and go back to the home screen. Your smart on and off should work from there. I once again apologize for the super late response. Have a great day!

    • @Ryan2022
      @Ryan2022 Год назад

      I’ve been using CPAP machines for eight years and if I clean anything twice a year that’s a lot

    • @GiftHorse123
      @GiftHorse123 Год назад +4

      Same thing with me. LIncare didn't spend jack shitte of time with me and they didn't even reference good RUclips videos to watch. I'm bookmarking this.

  • @bobshoe1
    @bobshoe1 9 месяцев назад +30

    Thank you, thank you, 1000 times thank you. As others mentioned they get you a machine and you’re mostly on your own. So I’ve watched dozens of videos on the setup and use of the Resmed 11. Your video was the best by far. It really showed me how to setup and use my machine. Also, what is important and realistic cleaning intervals. For years I resisted a CPAP machine. When I became so tired every day, and my blood pressure would climb, I finally got the machine. It’s a life changer. I’m 81 and my energy and stamina are back. That’s why I want to be certain I keep using and maintaining the machine. Which your splendid video will help me do.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  9 месяцев назад +1

      Wow! Thank you so much for the encouragement. That is great to hear and I am super happy the video was helpful. Thank you for sharing, it was my pleasure. Let me know if anything is ever needed, I am happy to help!

    • @CindyFarr-fb5nl
      @CindyFarr-fb5nl 5 месяцев назад

      As for me I think the person and the videos go too fast

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  3 месяца назад

      @@CindyFarr-fb5nl I will share your feedback with the team, thank you!

  • @zacharyscott7613
    @zacharyscott7613 Год назад +23

    I like the simple way he's giving the explanations step by step & very clear great job 👍🏾

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +2

      I appreciate that really! This is James from the video. I have found over the years simplicity is key. Patient's need to be able to use and not be confused. Too much information can be a bad thing. Let me know if anything is ever needed, I will be happy to help! Thank you once again!

    • @VirginiaPritchard
      @VirginiaPritchard 14 дней назад

      What about the air coming out of the machine? This is my first time to use those machine

  • @EJH736
    @EJH736 Год назад +16

    When bro said you you don’t want this to happen because you might suffocate and that will fix your sleep apnea for good I knew he was the sleep tech we all wish we had.

  • @theodorerzepski8491
    @theodorerzepski8491 Год назад +8

    Received my air sense 11 and made excuses why I couldn't use it for an entire month. Spoke to a close friend about this damn cpap machine. Turns out he's been using a cpap religiously for years. Since I admire and trust my friend and started using the cpap. Now I love the machine. Great video.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +1

      Awesome! Thanks for the feedback. I am happy for you and glad you got past the annoying parts, LOL!

  • @pizzavibes
    @pizzavibes Год назад +18

    Great video, you answered a lot of questions I might have ended up having. Liked the presentation style, and gave let us know what to really pay attention to and what we can be less worried about.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Awesome, thank you! Glad it was helpful that's very encouraging. Let us know if you need anything I am here to help.

  • @johnsmith-sw7ii
    @johnsmith-sw7ii Год назад +12

    Just received this same unit today as a replacement for my Phillips Dream Station. I appreciate you're doing this video to help familiarize me with my new machine. Thanks

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +3

      Absolutely! I appreciate you giving the time to watch. That is what were doing these videos for to help in anyway. Have a Great Day!! Thank You so much for the nice comment, it is appreciated.

    • @margaretarmijo1062
      @margaretarmijo1062 Год назад +3

      @Sleeplayground Yes, that's right.

  • @jthunderstriker
    @jthunderstriker 2 месяца назад +2

    This guy is pretty good. Way better than the lady I talked to when I got the machine.

  • @richstewart1
    @richstewart1 Месяц назад +2

    I have had two issues with this machine. I was getting "large leak" notifications. Drove me nuts trying to adjust the mask. I've realized it is the water tank not seated properly. Pulling it out and reinserting it has solved the problem. You've given me the most important info which is "don't worry too much about mask leakage".

    • @freshmanna4678
      @freshmanna4678 Месяц назад

      So helpful! I was going nuts with leakage messages!

  • @JeremyZimmerman
    @JeremyZimmerman Год назад +5

    Great video. I never use the bags that come with these, I have bought a few nice camera backpacks and a medical equipment tag. I travel a LOT and have never had one issue with this. The camera bags have quick open sides to pull the device out if you need to for TSA, lots of padding, and enough room to carry most of your usual carryon stuff (tablet, xbox controller, backup battery, sunglasses, umbrella). With the medical equipment tag, I never get questioned, and the backpack I use now works great under seats.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Hey,
      Thanks for reaching out! Awesome, that is some good stuff, thank you for sharing.

  • @tuckoosargentini8123
    @tuckoosargentini8123 Год назад +8

    Thanks so much for your down to Earth style, especially regarding air leakage.

  • @johncarpenter1476
    @johncarpenter1476 Год назад +8

    Great overview in practical, easily understood terminology...Thank you.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Hi John,
      Thanks for the encouragement! Yea, that is exactly what I try to do with all set ups or instruction. Make it simple and really talk about what is needed. Not so much the technical stuff that confuses people. Definitely not trying to dismiss those things they are important. But too much is never good simplicity is key, Glad you enjoyed there will be more to come.

    • @johncarpenter1476
      @johncarpenter1476 Год назад

      Also, I have the Eson 2 nasal mask - felt restrictive breathing & exhaling UNTIL I removed the diffuser - much easier and enabled me to actually use the mask

  • @puppet003
    @puppet003 9 месяцев назад +1

    Great upload. The best way to learn as well is to get hands on. Like a new cell phone, after a week or two of touching, exploring, you will build confidence , and really appreciate the value of this unit. Thank you VA pulmonary unit at Tripler. Never thought I'd say this, but I really love this cpap...I'm at 5.5 hours of continuous sleep now 🙏🏽

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  9 месяцев назад

      Thanks for sharing! That is great to hear, many people feel the same. Once you can get passed the kinks and you get the benefit. These machines are life changing in most cases! Let us know if anything is ever needed, we would be happy to help!

  • @dogman1264
    @dogman1264 Год назад +2

    Outstanding points you covered. Being a long-time C-PAP user and having picked up my new machine from the VA. They walked me through using the machine and where to order new supplies. I do like this C-PAP Res-Med way over anything I have used prior. I even take camping and hiking trips. Back up my HALO battery which gives me 3-days. My only suggestion was that I was about to stop your video. At the first intro point tell the viewer everything you going to be covering. That will keep folks like me tuned in longer to watch all the great info and like you this is one if not the BEST of all C-PAP. I would also suggest to anyone over 10 years to get a new SLeep STUDY as things have changed and there is much more they can tell you about your sleeping habits and issues. I learned in RIM sleep (which happens a few times per night) my jaw drops open and I breathe through my mouth. Good Luck.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Thanks for sharing and reaching out! We will keep that in mind for the next video.

  • @curthagenbuch7179
    @curthagenbuch7179 9 дней назад

    Good video to see overview of operation and needed cleaning interval for my machine. For me the machine is wonderful - to be able to get excellent rest from sleeping. After the first 17 nights this video helps me to refresh the important points for maintenance & using the machine. Thank you so much!

  • @sandy30236
    @sandy30236 Год назад +4

    Thank you so much for sharing. Now that it’s recommended not to clean the CPAP machine with So Clean, I am glad it’s not a total waste.

  • @3gpatrick
    @3gpatrick 6 дней назад

    Very helpful and informative! Starting therapy this Friday.

  • @Immannytoo
    @Immannytoo 8 месяцев назад +6

    "...that's going to fix your sleep apnea for good." Dude is funny and informative. Love it!

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  8 месяцев назад +1

      I appreciate that! Thanks for watching, let me know if anything needed. I would be happy to help!

  • @mikedantuono2201
    @mikedantuono2201 8 месяцев назад

    Some very helpful information Everyone needs to know about cleaning the inner plug. Pop it out (from inside the water chamber) wash is weekly

  • @yevetteeverett3493
    @yevetteeverett3493 Год назад +2

    Your knowledge and articulation were well understood. You definitely answered many of my concerns. And yes, I just got my machine a week ago and was nervous about not using it correctly.
    Thanks again

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Glad it was helpful to you! Yes, I try to make simple but get to the meat of the machine and important factors of therapy. Let me know if anything is needed, I would be very happy to help!

  • @javtimestwo
    @javtimestwo Год назад +6

    Very cool video. My main issue with this case is there is nowhere to put the headgear & mask/cushion. I have to place that in a separate bag when traveling. Does anybody else feel the same or have a suggestion/solution for the mask-cushion?
    I used to have the System One by Philips but I replaced that with the AirSense 11 after the recall. IMO, this is the best CPAP machine and the ResMed app is icing on the cake

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +1

      Absolutely! I appreciate you watching and enjoying my video. So there are several places to put the mask either in the front compartment next to the power cord. In the netted compartment up top when opening the case. Or in the zipper compartment outside the carrying case. I am assuming you have a full face mask and understand your pain. I used to advise patient's that all the time. It is really hard to fit a full face mask especially a larger one in the case. They tried to make the case so small I don't know if they thought of that.

  • @sheldonlewis6409
    @sheldonlewis6409 Год назад +7

    This was very helpful to me.Thanks for explaining.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +1

      Absolutely! Glad it helped. Simplicity is key a lot of therapist talk so much about all these features that they lose the patient in the mix. It is a very simple thing but we complicate it. There will be much more to come, thanks for your encouragement!

  • @LordHuntinghawk
    @LordHuntinghawk 10 месяцев назад +1

    Extremely helpful. Thank you for the complete explanation. P.s. to Cathy Mckeown,
    You were lucky, I just received my machine after waiting 5 months and all I got for explanation was I had to sign for u.p.s. God bless this posting

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  10 месяцев назад

      Wonderful! So happy it helped, I try to explain detail but to the point of what is needed. I have done so for years most clinician, doctors etc. Give patient;s the machine and tell them nothing or they tell them so many technical bits of information the patient walks out in either case not knowing. Let me know if anything else is needed I would be happy to help!

  • @trinajenkins1136
    @trinajenkins1136 Год назад +1

    Thank you, you were more informative than the person that set up my machine. She had it ready to go when I got there and it took 10 minutes and I was gone. Didn't know anything about what to do with it except how to put the mask on and how to adjust it.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +2

      Glad I could help, yeah that is what most do when they set patient's up. In and out they do not really explain much. Please let me know if I can help further I would be happy to!

  • @seanheader9279
    @seanheader9279 День назад

    I've just received one...nervous because I know I've had sleep apnoea for a while....i really hope it works as I haven't tried it yet.....but the supplier has been great so ill listen to advice and hopefully it works ok....more videos on this would be great, Thanks...

  • @MnACreations
    @MnACreations Год назад +1

    I have been recently diagnosed with severe sleep apnea.. Waiting for my ResMed AirSense 11 to arrive.. Trying to learn all I can about the machine.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Well, if there is anything further I can do for you. You are more than welcome to get a hold of me 8444516555. Hopefully the video simplified the process and gave you the basis.

  • @kinglord5429
    @kinglord5429 3 месяца назад +1

    I tested my resmed 11 with my allpower power pack using DC cigarettes cord and found something very interesting. The resmed 10 with heating tube/tank on would run around 5 hours with both off 7 hours before draining the pack. It's would take around over 30 watts heating on and over 20 off. The resmed 11 heating tube/ tank on between 20-25 watts with both off between 5 and 10 watts. After 10 hours my power bank said 55% power left. Look like 11 is more power efficient than 10 was.

  • @TheNdarian
    @TheNdarian 6 месяцев назад

    I have used several different machines, but this one by far is the best.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  6 месяцев назад +1

      It is a great machine! Keep it up

  • @AntiWoke88
    @AntiWoke88 8 месяцев назад +2

    Great video man!! Just got my air sense 11

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  8 месяцев назад

      Appreciate you!! Thanks for the encouragement, let me know if I can help with anything along the way. It's is a little struggle for most in beginning, primarily getting used to the mask. But if you push through with that mask or find the right one. You will be happy you did. My number 844-451-6555 ext.005 if you have any questions. Thanks Again remember Keep it simple.

  • @rickpaige130
    @rickpaige130 Год назад +1

    Great video man! My Dream Station bit the dust yesterday. Pick up my new AirSense 11 tomorrow. I'm in The Great State of Texas. Next time I clean I'll get on the ol' horse and swing the tube around like a lasso.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Appreciate the encouragement! Great machine please let me know is I can help you with anything. Just message me on the website sleeplay.com. LOL!!

    • @dennisberghorn9512
      @dennisberghorn9512 5 месяцев назад

      Lol

  • @jgphoto3247
    @jgphoto3247 8 месяцев назад +1

    You are Awesome my Friend!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😊👍 The best explanation and presentation of a CPAP machine……Ever. ✅

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  8 месяцев назад

      Wow, thanks you so much for the encouragement! We really appreciate it, I am passionate about what I do and care for patients. Over the many years setting up all age groups, I have found simplicity is key. You need to actually be able to use the machine to get the benefit everyone shouts about. Then if you would like to know more detailed technical information you can. Some people never use because there bombarded with all the medical terminology, advanced features and programs etc. They walk out of the office or the tech leaves the home and they have no idea what to do, kind of funny but it is not. Glad you found helpful really, please reach out to me whenever needed. 8444516555 ext. 005 I would be glad to help if able.

  • @derpaderp6642
    @derpaderp6642 10 месяцев назад

    I feel like I've gained months of experience and I haven't even used it yet. Thanks man!

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  10 месяцев назад

      Any time! Too much information is given about unnecessary things. I have seen it all, you have to keep it simple especially in the beginning. That way you can get using and benefitting is the goal. Then you can look into other information.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  10 месяцев назад

      Glad to help! Appreciate you watching.

  • @donnaking8056
    @donnaking8056 9 месяцев назад +1

    I agree 💯 regarding your comment because when I received my cpap with paperwork instructions. The video's are very helpful

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  9 месяцев назад

      Glad it was helpful! If you need anything do not hesitate to reach to us. We will be happy to assist with anything needed.

  • @bradleywaynebrown
    @bradleywaynebrown Год назад +2

    Thanks Paul. My first night and your coaching is great. G'Night !

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      LOL! It is James and you very welcome. Glad you had a successful night, keep it up.

  • @modestiafashion7943
    @modestiafashion7943 Месяц назад +2

    Now this is a good salesman! Knowledgable, helpful, honest but you can see he’s a hustler. How awesome would it be if he worked for HSN!

  • @asimrasool8731
    @asimrasool8731 3 месяца назад

    Excellent no one to explain about function and perfect use , hats off to you people.thank u so much.

  • @kathirussell1477
    @kathirussell1477 Год назад +5

    Thank you for doing this video. I appreciate you explaining the detailed instructions. It really helped me a lot. Thanks again!!!

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +2

      Your absolutely welcome! I am glad you enjoyed and will continue to try to provide information that is applicable to patient's. Have a Great Day!!

  • @gordonm.9280
    @gordonm.9280 4 месяца назад

    Hey good on you for mentioning to just use the machine even without distilled. I live in a rural area and didn't have distilled for a few days but just went for it and started getting the benefits immediately, just took an extra few seconds of washing before switching to distilled.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  4 месяца назад

      Absolutely! I advised patients always. Distilled is recommended and preferred. But I have has patients who have went weeks without using machine because of the water. Not necessary, you can use other water and just clean as you stated sooner.

  • @Castorios
    @Castorios Год назад

    I'm in the process of figuring out which machine to go with as a first time patient.
    This one seems really nice, I think I am sold with the touch display.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Hi,
      Thanks for reaching out! Yeah that is a great feature for sure! I would recommend any Resmed unit would be great. Let me know if I can help at all, I would be happy to.

    • @jonathanmorrison2225
      @jonathanmorrison2225 11 месяцев назад

      I got the ResMed air sense 11. Was very excited to be able to sleep again. It causes me to stop breathing at night more than using nothing at all. Yes my settings are correct. Wish I hadn’t spent so much time with doctors appointments only to end up worse off than when I began. Very disappointed and still always tired.

    • @mary-annbourgeois1010
      @mary-annbourgeois1010 7 месяцев назад

      stay away from phillips please

  • @anifeek4341
    @anifeek4341 Год назад +2

    Thank you for this video! I am living in the Netherlands. Wish someone here had explain this to me earlier....

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Glad it was helpful! I hear it all the time and seen a few times observing other people and how they set patient's up. It is sad to be honest, they give machine and have a nice day. Appreciate the comment, like I said in video or most. Any questions do not hesitate I would be glad to help.

  • @rsoxfan123
    @rsoxfan123 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you! Your passion made me want to get this machine. Having issues with my Dream station so gonna switch to this device. Thank you!

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  9 месяцев назад

      Your welcome! Yes, I really believe in these machines and what they can do . I have experience it first hand and in many patients lives throughout the years! Let me know if ever I can help, I would be happy to!

  • @stevelindstrom4765
    @stevelindstrom4765 11 месяцев назад +3

    Great video. Lately I have had an issue with getting up in the middle of the night. Turning it off manually, going to the bathroom. Or just waking up in the night and trying to get back to sleep. It is almost as if there is too much pressure. I am fighting the amount of pressure and I end up taking it off for awhile. I have had CPAPs for many years and I am wondering if it is me, or something with the machine,
    Thank you

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  11 месяцев назад +1

      Hi,
      Thanks so much for reaching out and the comment! Much appreciated. So, you know the machine is an Autoset unit and therefore it adjust to meet your needs automatically. Maybe possibly your in need of a higher pressure now, then you did before. You can go into the mode to change your EPR expiratory pressure relief, to help with the breathing against the higher pressure you feel. Also the Auto Start and Stop you can set, if you want if you want help with having to turn off manually at night. Not sure the type of machine you had before what it was set on and so forth. You may have been on a set pressure rather than a Auto pressure and that is why it felt comfortable. You can give me a call at 8444516555 or email james.curles@sleeplay.com and I can walk you through.

    • @stevelindstrom4765
      @stevelindstrom4765 11 месяцев назад

      Apparently the SmartStop and Pressure Relief have been disabled by my provider. Is there a way to enable these functions? I can call you if need be.
      Thank you for your quick reply to my question

    • @stevelindstrom4765
      @stevelindstrom4765 11 месяцев назад

      I figured out how to get into the advanced settings. Thank you for your help

    • @Mimisams6
      @Mimisams6 7 месяцев назад +3

      My husband says it’s blowing out too much air & keeping him awake! Is there a way to reduce that?

  • @ulyssemorin6142
    @ulyssemorin6142 10 месяцев назад +1

    Very well explained and to the point ! Well done , I just subscribe and will listen to other ones. Thanks for the help.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  10 месяцев назад

      Awesome, thank you for watching! That is exactly what it should be to the point and simple. To many therapist and doctors explain so much, the patient walks away having no clue about how to use the machine. Once you get to the benefit most the time none of that matters. Have a great day and please reach out anytime. I will be happy to try to help!

  • @bettiewhitehead799
    @bettiewhitehead799 4 месяца назад

    Thank you so much for your explanation. I wake up with dry I going to change it tonight again THANK YOU.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  4 месяца назад

      Thank you for watching. Your very welcome let me know if anything is needed. We are here to help!

  • @Steve_in_NJ
    @Steve_in_NJ 10 месяцев назад

    I've been using this Auto-CPAP for over 2 years now and love it. Only negative for me is during winter months when I get sinus congestion, the pressure rises too high and this wakes me up. I have to turn off the machine and after a few seconds, turn it on again to restart the ramp up time (I have it set for 40 minutes) to avoid the feeling of my head wanting to explode from the air pressure.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  10 месяцев назад

      That is great to hear that you enjoy the machine! It should not rise because of congestion that is strange?

    • @Photosnapper75
      @Photosnapper75 7 месяцев назад

      Sounds like whoever set you machine numbers has it set too high.

    • @Steve_in_NJ
      @Steve_in_NJ 7 месяцев назад

      @@Photosnapper75 Maybe but as I do know how to access the settings, I don't want to change it without talking to the doctor beforehand.

  • @richardb.5691
    @richardb.5691 Год назад +2

    Hold two fingers on the two display portions and you will go to clinical settings where you can set your pressure and other option settings

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +1

      Hi,
      Thanks for reaching out! LOL! This video was not instructing folks of that, but yes that is how you get into the clinical menu. Thanks for sharing

  • @dcasey2574
    @dcasey2574 2 месяца назад

    You did an excellent job explaining the machine. Thanks

  • @woodystubb686
    @woodystubb686 4 месяца назад

    Love my resmed,there's alot to learn ,I definitely can tell the difference just have to be patient, when I get to a .8 my OCD kicks in and I ask myself ok we need it back down to a .2 then I feel like a Rockstar

  • @Kat-go9mt
    @Kat-go9mt 4 месяца назад +1

    Hey James! I am very new to Sleep apnea and the airsense 11. When i get up to use the restroom, I dont want to make any loud noises! What is your recommendation for my machine if id like to leave my mask on? And, if machine stops while i am asleep, am i going to be able to breathe? This is my fear! Thank you James for being that one professional that has taught me so very much! 😊

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  4 месяца назад +1

      Wow appreciate you watching and the comment! Your absolutely welcome for sure, I love to share what I have learned with patients. So depending what mask, I know the Airsense 11 should start by themselves when the mask is on and you start to breathe. But you can set it to also shut off by itself. With nasal type mask I would do, not with Full face really. That is my recommendation if you wake up just bend the hose from the mask it will shut off go bathroom or water depending the mask come back to bed connect and the machine will turn back on.

    • @Kat-go9mt
      @Kat-go9mt 4 месяца назад

      @@Sleeplayground THANK YOU! For everything!

  • @barbaradrews5502
    @barbaradrews5502 5 месяцев назад

    This answered many of my questions. I like they was it was kept so simple I now have a better understanding of how this works..

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  5 месяцев назад

      I am happy to hear that this was informative but simplified for you. That is the idea behind the set ups. Get patients to understand how to use and then all the extra features and technical information if needed they can figure out. I am glad you enjoyed and understood. Let us know if anything ever needed, we are here to help!

  • @jcepri
    @jcepri Год назад +4

    I'm following the instractions to connect my phone and the machine via blutooth but it keeps saying "Can't connect your machine. Let's skip the Bluetooth connection step." I've gone through the process 3 times. This is the worst part of the wholw thing. It has forced me to enter the serial number and model numer 3 times.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Hi Jeff,
      I do apologize yeah that is strange. If you press on the screen the MyAir connection it should link to your smart phone if the Bluetooth is on. Other than the machine being connected directly. You can yes go on the Myair app and enter the SN and DN number manually and it will link the machine for the app and the website to view compliance and other information.

  • @jthunderstriker
    @jthunderstriker 2 месяца назад

    I got mine yesterday. It’s the 2nd machine in 5 years. And it had this horrible smell when I put it on. I tried looking into it and the best I could come up with was off gassing of the plastics and glues and foams used in production. I let it run for a few hours and just blow air. It helped some the smell isn’t completely gone but hopefully that’s what it is and it’ll go away soon.

  • @laurabaker8435
    @laurabaker8435 Год назад +3

    Love the setup review! I am a new used of the AirSense 11. My sleep view doesn't show me the "Events", only the Usage time and the Mask Fit. How do I get the Events on my Sleep View?

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +1

      I can walk you through. If you would like to call me at 844-451-6555 James I will walk you through.

    • @bretthestelow9051
      @bretthestelow9051 6 месяцев назад

      Same

  • @Kristie-x8c
    @Kristie-x8c Месяц назад

    Thank you for your informative videos! I just got my machine a week ago (just diagnosed with sleep apnea so a newby here) and trying to get used to it! Does the water chamber need to be emptied of the leftover distilled water every morning or is it ok to leave the leftover in it and just add to it for the next night? Thank you much!!!

  • @lawrenceblack8968
    @lawrenceblack8968 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for the video. I just started using the AirSense 11 and this answered a lot of my questions. One thing not mentioned in the cleaning portion was the connection between the humidifier chamber and the outlet hose. I saw a video about the AirSense 10 that said that little connector can be the most likely to be contaminated with mold/mildew and showed an easy way to remove that elbow, using a long prong or pen tip (ball point not exposed). I have examined my unit and there is a similar piece in the AirSense 11 that appears to be intended to be removed for cleaning. Is this so, and how often does this need to be done?
    Thanks.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  6 месяцев назад +1

      Absolutely! Your more then welcome I am glad it helped. That is the Air outlet adapter and yes you can remove from the Airense 11. I would say try to clean weekly along with the water chamber and tubing.

  • @evelynhernandez3954
    @evelynhernandez3954 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you for explaining the ResMed love how you show step by step how to use it can you show the mask and size

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  6 месяцев назад

      You are so welcome! Yes, I can do that perhaps on another video hank you for watching. Appreciate the encouragement, please reach out if anything needed 844-451-6555 ext. 005

  • @johnnyplair8532
    @johnnyplair8532 2 месяца назад

    Great advice, very informative and helpful ❤

  • @mariaesposito274
    @mariaesposito274 Год назад

    This is the second night ive used this air 11, suppose to be the Cadillac of cpaps. The tech had it programmed. I guess i just have to put it on & off , & dont mess with the digital buttons. Its quiet, do wasnt sure its on & working. Its gonna take time to adjust to this. 😕..Thank you sir.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +1

      Absolutely! It is a process I promise, it does take a little time. Just try to be consistently trying even in the day if able napping, watching a movie dozing off etc. The more you do when able on your off hours, the easier it becomes to sleep through the night. Keep it up don't give up.

  • @robertmtaylor2472
    @robertmtaylor2472 Год назад

    Thanks for telling me how to turn my Machine Off, once I did my Four Hours, on my ResMed AirSense 11, I really appreciate it!

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +1

      Your welcome! I was just advising regarding what the insurance if you were going through them would require. You definitely do not want to stop at 4 hours. You want to use as long as possible through the night. Then you will get the experience and change needed. Keep it up!

    • @robertmtaylor2472
      @robertmtaylor2472 Год назад

      Thanks!

  • @rong8324
    @rong8324 8 месяцев назад

    Thanks. Good Review! I just like to hear how noisy this cpap machines are.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  8 месяцев назад

      Thanks for watching! I will try to mention on upcoming videos for sure.

  • @haleemuddin8950
    @haleemuddin8950 2 месяца назад

    That was very helpful. Thanks for the information ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @crystalhardin9142
    @crystalhardin9142 Год назад +3

    Thank you so much for explaining everything!

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Your very welcome! I try to make easy and simple rather then over complicating. Hopefully it was not confusing or complicated. Appreciate the nice comments!

  • @andygaines5647
    @andygaines5647 4 месяца назад +1

    Does this need to be prescribed? My parents have one they don't use and I thought about giving it a try to see if it helps me with my snoring and trouble sleeping?

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  4 месяца назад

      Yes, it should be prescribed. I do not know the pressures on you parents machine would work for you. If it is an Auto setting it may be fine. I would talk to you doctor regarding the pressures and therapy.

  • @d-maxx4814
    @d-maxx4814 Год назад +1

    Thank you very much !! You explained everything so plain and clear that I feel comfortable now on using mine. 😊 ... I will subscribe to you.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +1

      Glad it was helpful! That is awesome, I strive to make it simple. People need to be able to use and get the experience and benefit. Then if they want to get more technical and find out more, they can go from there. Let me know if anything else is needed. I will be happy to help!

    • @d-maxx4814
      @d-maxx4814 Год назад

      ❤@@Sleeplayground

  • @brendamiller4385
    @brendamiller4385 4 месяца назад

    This video was so very helpful to me. Thank you very much!

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  4 месяца назад

      You're very welcome! I am very glad it was helpful, please reach out if anything is ever needed. I am here for you!

  • @sportshistorybuff319
    @sportshistorybuff319 3 месяца назад +1

    For two nights now, I have been unable to use my Resmed. I tap the start button and it shows the air pressure rising, as usual. Then, when it hits 8.0, it shuts off, no air coming into my mask. What could explain this?

  • @scottlandb6579
    @scottlandb6579 4 месяца назад

    My S9 is almost done now and I am likely getting this machine. Anyone’s feelings

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  4 месяца назад

      Great machine small, light weight, Over - the Air updates and software upgrades. Nice features great manufacturer of course.

    • @scottlandb6579
      @scottlandb6579 4 месяца назад

      Thanks for responding. What about noise output has machine gotten quieter?

  • @marciakoch4043
    @marciakoch4043 Месяц назад +1

    What settings should you use for asthma like ramp ( ? Or auto), and what type of tubing regular, slim line or heated tube) also what level to set the humidifier?

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Месяц назад

      Hello, your physician should have provided you with a sheet that states all of this information. Did you receive anything like that from them?

    • @marciakoch4043
      @marciakoch4043 День назад

      No

  • @teresapowell7824
    @teresapowell7824 10 месяцев назад

    This is the CPAP machine I have. I really like it.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  10 месяцев назад

      That is awesome to hear! Yes it is a great machine. Anything Resmed is my go to. Please let me know if anything is ever needed. I will be happy to help.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  10 месяцев назад

      By the way, thanks for watching!

  • @stevenj2862
    @stevenj2862 10 месяцев назад

    Great tutorial! Your narrative really helped to make the adjustments. Nice ink who's your artist? Hope they are in SoCal.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  10 месяцев назад

      Awesome! So happy it helped. Appreciate the compliment, the artist is in Pompano Beach, Florida.

  • @timp.9594
    @timp.9594 2 месяца назад

    Thank you. This was very helpful !!!

  • @martymccoy8519
    @martymccoy8519 4 дня назад

    Can this be used with the So Clean Machine?

  • @shantellgentry7498
    @shantellgentry7498 7 месяцев назад

    Very helpful video!! I have been struggling to use my mask. These are some helpful tips.😊

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  7 месяцев назад

      I'm so glad it was helpful! Please let me know if ever I can assist with anything else, I would be more than happy to!

    • @debbiewagner4612
      @debbiewagner4612 2 месяца назад

      I found the mask fit helpful that is on the machine. Being new to sleep apnea, the leaking drove me crazy. It helped me know how the mask should fit.

  • @SpecialK6685
    @SpecialK6685 Год назад +2

    Really nice and informative video

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Hi,
      Thank you so much for the kind words.!! Very encouraging, I think the biggest thing I try to stress with theses CPAP set ups is simplicity. A lot of techs and Clincians over analyze a lot of information that confuses patient's honestly! I think less on the shoulders allows it to be easier to get used to the mask and get the sleep we need. Then we can look into the more detailed information if needed. Thanks again Have a Great Day!!

  • @johnellsworth5697
    @johnellsworth5697 5 месяцев назад

    fantastic, bright and knowledgeable. Keep it up1

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  5 месяцев назад

      Thank you so much!! That is very encouraging, let me know if anything ever needed.

  • @MrTobie11
    @MrTobie11 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the video. Great information. Question: I just received my machine, but does the tubing need to be cleaned before the first use??

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  11 месяцев назад

      I would clean it out if you like. I do not think it needs to be. May have that plastic smell though.

  • @tommyhopkins2775
    @tommyhopkins2775 Год назад +2

    Thank you. Nice shirt, where did you get it.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +1

      LOL.1 Thanks for reaching out!! UMM! I think Macy's lol

  • @batboy242
    @batboy242 Год назад +1

    Thank You for this very informative video!

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Hi Fran,
      I am very glad you like it. I try to keep simple, not neglecting other information. But making it very patient friendly and simple. Thank you so much for sharing. There will be more to come!

  • @paulwarman3710
    @paulwarman3710 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you for your quick response. It is apparent that Res Med does not currently make an oxygen adapter for their heated hose. I also have not found an 8 foot heated hose by Res Med. I assume that since the ResMed 11 is new there has not been a market developed for these products.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  8 месяцев назад

      There is not a Climate Line tubing with the Oxy adapter unfortunately! They do not make an 8 foot heated tubing either.

  • @justdionneb
    @justdionneb 20 часов назад

    Great video!

  • @marlenedwyer8677
    @marlenedwyer8677 5 месяцев назад +1

    So I am an elder and was given this machine and can't remember everything he's saying, might as well give the darn thing back!!

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  5 месяцев назад

      Simply, hook up the tubing to the back of machine on the other end connect you mask of choice. Take out chamber and fill below the max line put back in. Have the unit plugged in place mask on your face or nose.. Once you do simply press the power button above the machine and your good to go. Water chamber and tubing clean weekly warm soapy water check the filter., rinse and air dry. Every day wipe don mask and top off water chamber to max line.

  • @liamlowry5713
    @liamlowry5713 Год назад +2

    I just started using this device and i notice when i am inhaling it makes a pretty loud breathing sound at the device, like my inhaling was amplified. its annoying,, What could be causing this ? and how could i solve it?. Thanks

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +1

      Yes, absolutely! I have not heard to many issues as far as sound with the Air11. I know every so often on the Air10's the motor would whine after a while. The noise may be simply coming from the mask or the exhalation ports or holes on the mask. depending which mask. Another possibility may be the water chamber not being in all the way. If you have bought the unit from a local supplier I would bring back and have them look at it. The Resmed units have a 2 year warranty and they can send off to be repaired or replaced by Resmed. Let me know you find those suggestions helpful or there is anything else I can help with! I would be happy to.

    • @liamlowry5713
      @liamlowry5713 Год назад

      @@Sleeplayground Thank very much for your reply and i will try those things you mentioned and see if it goes away. Appreciate your help

  • @lindat1317
    @lindat1317 Год назад +2

    I’m kinda struggling with my AirSense 11. I’m in-between sizes for the nasal mask, the Med blew air into my eyes all night plus the silicone left raised, red rings around my nose/cheeks that took 2 days to go away. I changed to the Sm nose mask, and it’s a better fit but I feel like my nostrils are pressed upon, closing them a bit and worry I’m not getting my full benefits plus I spend a lot of time flaring my nostrils open which takes me longer to fall asleep. 🫤 My clinician is checking into maybe just a possible nasal plug type mask, kinda like what they put in your nose for oxygen at the hospital. Can you tell me what the First thing I should do upon waking? Do I just take off my mask and it will automatically stop treatment or do I need to press that top on/off button first THEN remove my mask? Thanks for your help!!! 😊

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Hi,
      Thanks for reaching out! So yes I believe having the nasal cushion a little bigger is personally more comfortable, rather than the cushion up against my nostrils. The air blowing into eyes just means it needs some adjustment is all, but you have to find what works for you. That is the most aggravating but important aspect to therapy is the mask. If your experience any soreness redness like that it is being put on way to tight. You need to loosen so it can move with you and your comfortable obviously most importantly. Yes, the pillows or plugs that go into the nose are great for less leakage. But are just a little harder to get used to. If your clinician set the machine to Auto Start and Stop then it will turn on when you put the mask on and off when you rake off. Let me know if that helped and if anything else needed.

  • @irenesmith6576
    @irenesmith6576 25 дней назад

    I can not get the water chamber open. So therefore not using the machine right now. I have managed to open it 3 times. But now it won’t open. What am doing wrong ?

  • @tlevelle
    @tlevelle 7 месяцев назад

    Comprehensive and useful! Thanks.

  • @whatiyam
    @whatiyam 9 месяцев назад

    Tap water works just fine. A vinegar/water solution makes easy cleaning. Get a countertop water filter dispenser if you want to reduce the minerals.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  9 месяцев назад +1

      Absolutely! I agree as well that is a great option, if you choose. Thanks for the tips!

  • @givemeabreakdoc
    @givemeabreakdoc 6 месяцев назад +4

    “Wake up in the morning with dry mouth?” Hell, my mouth is dry within 5 seconds.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  6 месяцев назад

      Sorry To hear that, then the mask might be the wrong one. Or I would first increase the humidity level until it is right for you, to see if that works. Yeah that is no good, I know the feeling. But if your awake and the mouth is dry that is strange. Is your mouth dry throughout the day?

    • @almccallie4314
      @almccallie4314 День назад +1

      I know what you mean, had this trouble too. It helps tremendously if you can keep your mouth shut. I used a chin strap for several months. I eventually learned to keep my mouth closed so I no longer need the chin strap. Hope this helps you somehow. Good luck.

  • @paisleyjane9606
    @paisleyjane9606 Год назад +3

    Does "events" reflect the average based on the amount of time you have the mask on or the amount of time you're actually asleep? There's a big difference!

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Hi,
      Yes the amount of events is reflected on the actual time the machine was used while sleeping. If not sleeping there would be no events shown.

  • @yoursuccess
    @yoursuccess Год назад +2

    what keeps the screen bright, mine dims to the point i can not read properly?

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад +1

      Hi Giovanni,
      If you notice and this is strange cause I was wondering for years the same. There is a little sensor next to the power button on top little clear sensor. If you have the screen lit and you put your finger over the button for a moment it goes dark. Opposite if the screen is dark you should be able to tap the little sensor and the screen should light back up. Let me know if that worked for you.

  • @TomCucolo
    @TomCucolo Год назад

    I have an 11 and what I like about the system is the auto on auto off when the mask is placed or removed from the face. What I miss about the 10 is the 90 degree angle on the back.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Hey Tom,
      Thanks for sharing! Yeah, that was a cool feature I hear a lot of that to about the tubing. Yes, the 10 and 11 both have the Auto Start/Stop feature which is awesome. The 11 actually what is cool is that you can choose so just because it turns on by itself. It does not have to turn off by itself and vice a versa. Comes in handy with a lot of people with Full Face mask. They have the convenience of the machine starting by itself. But they do not have to worry about it shutting off repeatedly. It is beneficial especially when your on an Auto machine which seems to be the most popular nowadays. It would start low when it started increasing to the pressure needed it would shut off if it leaked to o much. So the patient would never get there optimal therapy. Have a great day! Let us know if anything is needed we are here to help!

  • @gwhitman1982
    @gwhitman1982 11 месяцев назад

    Thx for great instructions! Been using Cpap for 15 yrs. Got new sleep study & just got Airsense II. My apnea improved...my prior setting 16.0 and now is 4.0. Feels like I am not getting enough air. Will it ramp up? How do I know I am getting enough air? Thx. Note: my current cpap is broke so I dunno if it ramped up to 16 (it is always on 16). Can I remove my mask if I need to use the bathroom?

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  11 месяцев назад

      So glad you like it, thank you for the encouragement! So your pressure was 16.0 and now 4.0? Are you saying that is what they recommended for you for your airway. Or does the machine start at 4cm? You can know if you are getting enough air based on how you feel. But you can also see the events on the machine. I can show you how if you would like to call. I mean if it is working for you with or without the ramp just leave it I would say. As far as the bathroom you can take off the mask I usually recommend to keep on if able to make easier.

  • @paulwarman3710
    @paulwarman3710 8 месяцев назад +1

    My doctor wants me to use oxygen while I am sleeping. How can I connect oxygen to the machine end of the HEATED hose? I know how to do this with my unheated hose. Thanks in advance.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  8 месяцев назад

      Yes, your only option really I would say is to connect the enrichment adapter between the mask and tube. Unless you decide not to use the heated tubing I would say.

  • @stellamata8770
    @stellamata8770 Год назад

    Thank you for the tutorial. Very informative.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Glad it was helpful! Please let me know if there is anything I can help you with. I am on the chat message on our site or you could ask through here.

  • @jazminacaicedo1801
    @jazminacaicedo1801 27 дней назад

    Hi question air pressure how do regulate the person feels uncomfortable to much air the machine is 4.1 the person asked the doctor he couldn't regulate to lower told the person to contact the clinician the tech or clinician told the person to change the mask to a full face mask instead the nose on please advise how to lower it

  • @sageandsoil
    @sageandsoil Год назад +2

    Great presentation.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Appreciate that very much sir! This is James by the way, there is a lot more to come. Check out the best full face of 2023, if you wear one of course lol! Have a great day and thank you again.

  • @anthonyb1496
    @anthonyb1496 4 месяца назад

    I did not get a carrying case bought mine from sleeplay the week the AirSense was released

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  4 месяца назад

      Good morning, The machines come in the case. It includes the machine, chamber, tubing, power cord and manuals. You received a machine in a brown box with nothing? Is that what you are stating?

  • @descalf
    @descalf 2 месяца назад

    If I open it up briefly?

  • @SNAPVegan
    @SNAPVegan 10 месяцев назад

    That tank doesn't look like it holds much water. I am using a ResMed S7 and the tank is much bigger. My ResMed 11 is on it's way. I'm concerned about the water running out in the middle of the night and getting nosebleeds. I'm using a heated tube. Pressure normally 10, humidity level 4.5 or 45%. Please advise.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  10 месяцев назад +1

      Yes, rest assures according to Resmed though it looks smaller. They hold the exact same amount of water.

  • @gangstafish25
    @gangstafish25 9 месяцев назад

    If you have a dog like I do that crazy sheds I change the filters more often.

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  9 месяцев назад

      Absolutely! I would definitely agree.

  • @PokeyFunCommittee
    @PokeyFunCommittee Год назад

    I am new to CPAP. I have this machine with full face mask. Should I physically feel air flowing into my nose? Because I do not. Thank you Diane

    • @Sleeplayground
      @Sleeplayground  Год назад

      Hi Diane,
      So it is a constant airflow. With the full face mask you can breathe with your nose or your mouth. You are just breathing in air is all. It would be the same as if you were having wind blow against your face.