Sleep
Philips provided the latest results and conclusions on the comprehensive test and research program to assess potential health risks related to the polyester-based polyurethane (PE-PUR) sound abatement foam
Philips Respironics provided the latest results and conclusions on the comprehensive test and research program to assess potential health risks related to the polyester-based polyurethane (PE-PUR) sound abatement foam in specific sleep therapy and ventilator devices under the voluntary June 2021 recall notification/field safety notice.*
The Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab spent six months evaluating hundreds of bedding items to find the sleep products that aim to help consumers achieve their best rest.
SANTA BARBARA, California—Good Housekeeping
What's keeping you up and other questions asked in study
Prestigious MedTech Breakthrough Announces Winners for 7th Annual Program
New options & add-ons to boost PAP compliance abound
ALBANY, N.Y. (May 12, 2022)—The New York State Medicaid department released their durable medical equipment (DME) manual update, effective June, 1 2022. Per the 202-page manual, all CPAP and BiPAP supplies that were formerly bundled with a new PAP set-up will be unbundled as of June 1.
Heated humidifiers (E0562) and cool humidifiers (E0561) were also unbundled from a new CPAP or BiPAP set up, and will be paid separately.
Strategies for engaging patients & becoming a better partner to your referral sources
Advances in remote patient monitoring point the way to better rest
New research adds to mounting real-world evidence supporting the long-term clinical benefits of CPAP
HME providers, industry working out impacts of Philips device recall
4 steps to increasing compliance & keeping users healthy
Ensuring patients stay on course with treatment
Home sleep tests & providing therapy
