Study shows that CPAP Compliance is Linked to Regular Bedtime

For people who rely on CPAP machines to manage sleep apnea, comfort isn’t just about luxury—it’s essential to compliance. Studies show that when patients find their sleep environment supportive and physically comfortable, they’re far more likely to stick with their CPAP regimen. And without consistent use, the health risks of untreated apnea—like heart disease and fatigue—rise dramatically.

Night Air® Smart Beds, especially models like the Ultra 614 and Ultra 6125, are engineered to support CPAP users by promoting optimal sleep posture and eliminating the physical obstacles that can interfere with breathing. With dual-side adjustability and three personalized zones per sleeper, you can elevate the head without compromising support at the hips and legs. This gentle incline can make a significant difference in reducing airway pressure and improving nightly breathing.

All 6-Zone Smart Beds also feature whisper-quiet air control systems, meaning users can adjust positions without disturbing a partner or creating disruptive noise that counteracts the calming effect of the CPAP machine. Breathable mattress surfaces reduce heat buildup, another common complaint among apnea patients.

Compliance is about more than willpower—it’s about creating the conditions that make rest easier, not harder. With Night Air®, those conditions are built right into the bed, offering comfort, control, and clinical support in one smart, luxurious system.