ResMed

ResMed AirSense 11 AutoSet

Easy to use and understand: The AirSense 11 AutoSet combines effective therapy with user-friendly features to help you get the greatest possible benefit from sleep therapy.

Now new with medical aid number (HMV) 14.24.21.0060.

• 3-in-1 functions
  • CPAP (Elite)
  • APAP (AutoSet)
  • APAP for Her (AutoSet for Her)
• The new next-generation APAP device “AirSense 11”
• Proven and innovative ResMed technology that has already successfully helped millions of people worldwide with obstructive sleep apnea therapy.

AirSense 11 features

• Personal Therapy Assistant provides interactive, step-by-step guidance through the myAir app so patients can set up their device and acclimatize to the therapy pressure.
• Care Check-In provides patients with tailored guidance at important milestones in their treatment journey, based on their responses to simple questions such as “How is my therapy?” and “How sleepy have you felt this week?”
• It is available in the myAir app and on the device screen itself.
  With the patient's consent, healthcare providers can also view their patients' responses in AirView, providing another quick, virtual way to monitor patients.
• A sleek design, touchscreen, and intuitive menu emulate a smartphone, making it easy to use and supporting better therapy adherence.
• ResMed's proprietary therapy algorithms for AutoSet or APAP (auto-adjusting PAP), enabling breath-by-breath therapy adjustments
• The AutoSet for Her mode, a setting tailored to the female-specific characteristics of mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea
• Classic CPAP mode (continuous PAP).
• The ability to perform over-the-air upgrades directly on a user's device—just like with a smartphone.

The AirSense 11—greatest strengths

Improved treatment experience

• New design with intuitive navigation
• Personal Therapy Assistant (PTA) for therapy initiation and acclimatization
• Care Check-In for support during therapy—with coaching and greater visibility for the healthcare provider

New tools for better support

• New patient insights in AirView through Care Check-In
• More self-help tools to guide patients through the setup and acclimatization process

Continuous innovation

• Devices always up to date thanks to over-the-air upgrades
• Integration of the “For Her” range
• Packaging design for less waste

Under Download Now, you will find a compatibility list for the masks

Personal Therapy Assistant

Designed for the patient

The Personal Therapy Assistant (PTA) is a feature in the myAir app available exclusively for AirSense 11 devices. 

• Whether providing reminders about setup instructions, helping users acclimatize to treatment pressure, or assisting with mask fitting, the PTA supports patients with obstructive sleep apnea throughout their CPAP therapy, from day one.
• The PTA guides users step by step through setting up the device and mask with clear, practical video instructions
• Supports you when starting therapy
• Enables users to gradually acclimatize to higher therapy pressures

Any time, anywhere

• Support exactly when it is needed.
• Clear, easy-to-understand instructional videos and step-by-step guidance for adjusting the mask, using the device features, basic troubleshooting, and much more.

Starting therapy with confidence

• Enhancing patients’ CPAP knowledge, boosting confidence, and improving understanding
• Reinforcement of the instructions patients received for setting up the device

Trial run

• To help patients become familiar with the sensation of CPAP therapy in a playful way and at their own pace

Contents

• AirSense 11 AutoSet CPAP/APAP device 
• Air tubing
• Power supply
• Carrying bag
• SD card (already inserted)

eLearning videos with voice guidance for setup and acclimatization

3 do-it-yourself modules:

• Device setup
• Mask fitting
• Trial run

Selectable in any order

Repeatable as often as desired under Coaching > Library

How does CPAP therapy work?

CPAP is an effective method for treating obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). During CPAP therapy, you wear a mask over your nose and/or mouth. While you sleep, your CPAP device delivers a continuous airflow at a constant pressure through the mask. This treatment keeps your upper airways open and limits the number of apneas, hypopneas, and arousals that would otherwise disrupt your sleep. Instead of CPAP therapy, you may also be prescribed APAP or BiPAP therapy (see below for details). APAP and BiPAP work similarly to CPAP, but the air pressure is variable rather than constant. The new AirSense 11 AutoSet combines CPAP, APAP, and the forHer CPAP/APAP mode in one device.

All advance information provided about the new AirSense 11 APAP device is subject to change. Images are for illustrative purposes only. 

Use CPAP therapy devices only on medical advice. Please follow the instructions for use.