CPAP Machines in Tennessee

Sanusom is a FDA-registered Class 1 Medical Device Data System (MDDS) and remote patient monitoring (RPM) platform designed to improve long-term PAP (positive airway pressure) therapy adherence for sleep apnea patients. The company serves both sleep medicine practices and DME (durable medical equipment) suppliers. Sanusom's platform delivers a 6-month behavioral coaching program targeting PAP patient retention beyond the industry-standard 90-day window. The system includes intelligent patient prioritization, guided interventions triggered by objective compliance data, searchable education libraries for staff, and integrated encounter documentation. Clinical outcomes: 42% more patients retained at 12 months and 82% more adherent at 48 months compared to DME industry averages. The platform is interoperable with all major PAP manufacturers and provides automated RPM billing support (CPT codes 99453, 99454, 99457, 99458, 99466, 99470). Sanusom is HIPAA and SOC 2 Type II certified. For DME suppliers managing 100+ PAP setups monthly, the platform protects resupply revenue through extended patient retention; projected additional revenue approximately $640K over 4 years per 1,200-patient cohort. The company supports enrollment workflows, staff training (virtual and on-site), and ongoing compliance/payer guidance.

SleepRes, Inc. is a physician-led medical device company specializing in innovative positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy solutions for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). The company's flagship product, Kricket™, is the first and only KPAP™ (kinetic positive airway pressure) device cleared by the FDA, designed to deliver CPAP-equivalent efficacy while improving patient comfort and therapy adherence. SleepRes also manufactures V-Com®, an FDA-cleared PAP circuit accessory that reduces peak inspiratory pressure, facilitating patient adaptation to PAP therapy and improving long-term compliance. Founded on breakthrough sleep medicine research and clinical expertise, the company targets sleep apnea patients, sleep physicians, respiratory therapists, and durable medical equipment (DME) providers. Products are designed specifically to address common patient comfort barriers that limit CPAP adherence. The company actively supports clinical education through webinars, resources, and participation in major sleep medicine conferences including the Philadelphia Sleep Conference and Southern Sleep Conference.