PAP Success

Personalized remote support to help you adjust to CPAP therapy, solve problems early, and build a successful nightly routine.

What is PAP Success?

PAP Success is STRC’s Remote Patient Monitoring program. From the comfort of your home, your CPAP device securely sends therapy information to our clinical team and notifies us when troubleshooting may be needed.

Think of it as a safety net. We quietly monitor your progress, identify concerns early, and help keep your therapy on track so you can focus on sleeping soundly.

Our purpose

We are your partner during the first 90 days of therapy. Our goal is to help you comfortably adapt to your device, turn your nightly routine into a healthy habit, and stay consistent with treatment.

What does RPM monitor?

  • Apnea-Hypopnea Index — the number of breathing pauses per hour
  • Mask leak rates — whether your mask fit is effective
  • Device adherence — how many hours you use CPAP each night

What will this cost me?

Because your provider has documented RPM as medically necessary, it is covered by most insurance plans, including Medicare. Many patients have little to no out-of-pocket cost, but your final cost depends on your benefits and remaining deductible.

Call us if you have questions about your coverage.

How does RPM benefit me?

  • Remote support with fewer clinic visits
  • Proactive check-ins from our team
  • Problems addressed early
  • Easy communication with a qualified RPM team member
  • Less time, cost, and scheduling hassle
  • Peace of mind knowing a clinical team is supporting you

When to contact the RPM team

  • Your mask is uncomfortable or leaking
  • You have dry mouth, bloody noses, skin irritation, or pressure sores
  • You have general questions about your CPAP treatment

RPM is not an emergency service

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, dizziness, fainting, a severe headache, or any life-threatening emergency.

Do not contact RPM for medication refills, prescription changes, or health concerns unrelated to CPAP therapy.

Contact the RPM team

726-444-4000 Monday through Friday, 12 PM to 7 PM

Cannot call during those hours? Leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

PAP Success is not responsible for diagnosing or preventing medical conditions. Participation is voluntary, and you may opt out at any time by calling us.

Looking for CPAP help and education?

Visit our patient resource page for CPAP troubleshooting images, videos, and care instructions.

PAP Success Resources