Fisher & Paykel Healthcare PAP facts, specs and Medicare notes

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare CPAP masks (Evora, Simplus, Nova Micro) and the status of its SleepStyle machine in the United States.

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  • Fisher & Paykel Healthcare makes CPAP masks sold in the US, such as Evora, Simplus and Nova Micro.[1],[2]
  • It no longer sells its SleepStyle CPAP machine in the United States. It still supports people who use one.[3]

Evora Nasal

Nasal mask

TypeNasal mask[1]

Simplus

Full-face mask

TypeFull-face mask[1]

Nova Micro

Nasal pillows mask

WeightLess than 1.4 ounces[2]

Medicare notes

  • Medicare pays for a new full-face mask every 3 months and a nasal mask every 3 months, whatever the brand.[4]

See the Medicare price in your ZIP code

Good to know

  • If you still use a SleepStyle, ask your equipment supplier for spare parts.[3]

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Reviewed & sourced

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Oct 25, 2026
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Change log
  • Oct 25, 2026: First published and reviewed.
Sources (4)
  1. Fisher & Paykel Healthcare: Sleep apnea products (US) (retrieved Oct 25, 2026)
  2. Fisher & Paykel Healthcare: F&P Nova Micro mask (retrieved Oct 25, 2026)
  3. Fisher & Paykel Healthcare: CPAP devices (US) (retrieved Oct 25, 2026)
  4. Medicare Coverage Database: Positive Airway Pressure (PAP) Devices for Obstructive Sleep Apnea, LCD L33718 (revision effective 01/01/2024) (retrieved Oct 25, 2026)