Brisbane QLD

CPAP Brisbane

Good sleep is absolutely essential to health and well-being. When you get quality sleep on a consistent basis, you have more physical energy, improved mental focus, and better long-term health outcomes. At Sove CPAP Clinic, we improve people’s lives by helping them to get better sleep.

Sove CPAP Clinic is a leader in sleep apnea diagnosis and treatment. We bulk bill sleep studies* and for patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea and prescribed CPAP treatment , we supply a wide range of CPAP equipment from all leading brands.

Our clinics in Brisbane are located in Beenleigh, Coomera, Drewvale, Fortitude Valley, Indooroopilly. We also have clinics are Moranbah and Rockhampton in Queensland.

What is CPAP equipment?

CPAP stands for continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP). It is one of the most effective and non-invasive treatment for obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA). It works by acting as a splint and keeps the patient’s airway open during sleep by delivering positive pressure delivered through a mask.

At Sove CPAP Clinic, we are Australia's trusted source of CPAP machines, CPAP masks, CPAP accessories, and CPAP cleaning supplies. All of our equipment is genuine products as we are an authorized supplier for all products. In addition, you will be supported by team of sleep/respiratory specialists and experienced treatment consultants, providing you with advice and care that is essential for optimized treatment.

Get the quality sleep you deserve with CPAP equipment from Sove CPAP Clinic.

CPAP clinics in Brisbane and Queensland

If you want to buy CPAP in Brisbane, we have a number of advanced devices to choose from. We have CPAP machines, CPAP accessories, CPAP cleaning devices, and CPAP masks in Brisbane. We deal with all major CPAP brands, including ResMed, Philips Respironics, Fisher & Paykel, Transcend, DeVilbiss, and many more.

Along with dedicated CPAP treatment devices, we provide a number of CPAP therapy solutions. If you're looking for a CPAP clinic in Brisbane, we offer specialist telehealth services, local sleep studies, home monitoring programs, and expert consultations. We operate one of the largest CPAP clinic networks in Australia, with our national team operating from multiple facilities in NSW, Victoria, Tasmania, and Queensland.

If you want affordable CPAP machines, innovative CPAP therapy, or a CPAP machine trial, Sove CPAP is here to help.

CPAP clinic locations

If you're looking for a CPAP store in Brisbane or elsewhere in Queensland, we've got you covered. We have five clinics in Brisbane, one on the Gold Coast, and two further north in Rockhampton and Moranbah. From central locations in the CBD and Fortitude Valley to Indooroopilly in the west, and Beenleigh and Drewvale in the south, Sove CPAP Clinic is everywhere. Our Gold Coast clinic can be found in Coomera, and our Rockhampton and Moranbah clinics serve the people of Central Queensland.

If you're looking for a trusted CPAP machine supplier in Brisbane, please check out our website or call our team today.

The Sove CPAP Difference

At Sove CPAP Clinic, we offer advanced equipment, superior service, and affordable prices for every customer. More than selling products and services, we find tailored solutions to help you get better sleep. We are Australia's trusted CPAP clinic, and we offer numerous benefits over the competition:

Australian owned and operated

We are proudly owned and managed by Australians. Our company is based in Sydney, and we have dozens of clinics up and down the east coast. When you buy our CPAP products locally in Australia, you benefit from warranty protection, private insurance, TGA regulations, and unlimited clinical support.

Independent and trusted

As Australia's number one CPAP provider, we offer expert advice tailored to the needs of each patient. Our clinics are fiercely independent, and we're not owned or affiliated with any CPAP manufacturer. While we carry a wide array of CPAP brands, we retain complete control and always deliver honest advice.

Lowest price guarantee

Along with top-grade CPAP equipment, we are focused on delivering low prices for our customers. We have been operating across Australia for more than 15 years, building a strong network of suppliers across the world to keep prices down and maintain our competitive advantage.

Flexible payment plans

At Sove CPAP Clinic, we offer flexible payment plans on all CPAP equipment. We're the only national provider offering these plans, which allows for mixing and matching different brands with a low upfront cost. Thanks to this innovation, CPAP treatment has never been more accessible.

Extensive after-sales support

Along with high-quality products and outstanding treatment options, we prioritise customer service with every purchase. We offer support before and after the sale, with patients benefiting from our extensive brick-and-mortar stores, comprehensive website, and wide-ranging telehealth services.

Ongoing clinical support

A sleep disorder can impact your entire life, and treatment is rarely simple. At Sove CPAP Clinic, we provide ongoing clinical support to help people manage long-term sleep problems. We don't just sell products and services — we work with you to find and coordinate sustainable clinical solutions.

FAQs

1. How does a CPAP machine work?

CPAP machines work by changing air pressure. These devices provide pressurised air through a mask that seals with your mouth or nose. This treats obstructive sleep apnoea and normalizes a patient’s breathing while asleep.. While CPAP machines don't breathe for you, automatic machines can detect a collapse of the airway and change pressure accordingly.

2. Can I buy a CPAP machine without a sleep study?

Before commencing treatment, you should consult your doctor and first have a sleep study for a proper diagnosis.

3. How do I choose the right CPAP machine for me?

If you have OSA and CPAP treatment is prescribed, it's important to choose the right equipment that suits your needs and budget. There are two types of CPAP machines available: fixed pressure devices, and auto-adjusting devices. Recommendations depend on a variery of factors, your doctor’s specifications, along with your personal preferences. From size and comfort to built-in humidification and sleep data, our experts make recommendations based on what's important to you.

4. Are there different types of CPAP masks?

There are three types of CPAP masks available: full face masks, nasal masks, and nasal pillow masks. Full face masks cover both the mouth and nose, nasal masks cover or cradle the nose, and nasal pillow masks are inserted directly into the nostrils. Most users develop a mask preference, and some CPAP machine brands specialise in particular technologies and devices.

5. How long does it take to use a CPAP machine?

CPAP should be used every night when you go to sleep. If used properly, CPAP treatment is effective for as long as it is being used. In other words, it can be effective from the very first night. Some patients use CPAP machines are a successful treatment option for sleep apnea, as long as you follow expert advice. These devices are known to work very quickly, with some people feeling better after a single night and others taking a few weeks to adjust. While CPAP treatment is not necessarily life-long, many people engage with this therapy on a long-term basis.

6. Can I adjust the pressure settings on my CPAP machine?

Whether you have a fixed pressure device or an auto-adjusting model, CPAP machines are set up with specific pressure settings. For automatic machines, a pressure range is set for the device to automatically work within, depending on whether the patient is having an episode of apnoea or hypopnea. If you would like to change the settings for your machine, you should first speak with your treatment consultant or sleep specialist.

7. How often should I use my CPAP machine?

CPAP is a treatment, not a cure. If used correctly, treatment is effective for all the time it is being used. Conversely, on nights when the device is not used, or as soon as it is taken off, the splint that is being applied to a patient’s airway ceases and the snoring /apnoeas will return. Therefore, a patient should use CPAP every night, for all hours of sleep, for maximum effectiveness. It can take time to adjust to treatment, and that is when the support of your provider and from family and friends become important. Sove CPAP Clinic

8. What are the common side effects of using a CPAP machine?

Possible side effects include time to adjust to treatment initially, discomfort while breathing, dry mouth, nasal congestion, skin irritation, and claustrophobia. Many of these side effects can be mitigated by choosing equipment that suits your needs – for example, using a nasal pillow mask if you have claustrophobia, and a CPAP humidifier can help you to avoid dry mouth symptoms.. Sove CPAP Clinic has a wide range of CPAP masks and equipment, and our experienced consultants will guide you in this process.

9. Are there portable or travel-friendly CPAP options?

CPAP machines are now quite compact, but if you like to travel, there are devices that are designed specifically for travel, such as the ResMed Airmini. These travel CPAP machines provide convenience on the road, thanks to small dimensions and advanced battery supplies. These compact and quiet CPAP machines can be used almost anywhere. From long weekends in holiday homes and hotels to camping trips with friends and family, your sleep apnea doesn't have to hold you back.

10. Are there any lifestyle changes that can complement CPAP therapy?

CPAP devices work on their own and are effective as long as they are used correctly. However, it is always a good idea to adopt a healthy lifestyle. We know obstructive sleep apnoea is associated with obesity, so adopting a healthy diet and regular exercise will improve your overall health. Good sleep hygiene, such as avoiding alcohol and caffeine close to bed time, is recommended for everyone . In terms of sleeping positions, sleeping on your side can also help for patients who have more apneic episodes while sleeping in the supine position.