HANA Sleep · CPAP Adherence Program
CPAP care that doesn't stop at the setup.
HANA calls your CPAP patients like a human would through the first 90 days, holds them to the plan, and tells you what the device data can't.
Book a demo →The five-step flow
From a night's data to a documented follow-up — in five steps.
Sources
Any wearable / hypnogram
CPAP & PAP device data
Scheduled voice check-ins
Patient-reported symptoms
Outcomes
Higher CPAP adherence
Every risk flagged
Documented to the chart
Read any wearable
HANA ingests the patient's wearable data — Apple Watch, Oura, Fitbit, Garmin — and reads the hypnogram. Nothing to ship, nothing to charge for, no behavior change asked of the patient.
Hypnogram in
The gap
Diagnosis is solved. Everything after isn't.
Sleep medicine is great at diagnosis and blind to everything after it. The patient goes home, and no one is with them for the three to six months that decide whether treatment sticks. Devices show usage and airflow — never the why: the mask leaks, it's uncomfortable, they quietly unplugged it.
The problem was never the diagnosis. It was the follow-up.
Connect any wearable
You bring the wearable. We handle the connection.
Your patients already sleep with a device that scores the night. HANA connects to it, pulls the hypnogram it already produces, and interprets it against clinical best practices — no new hardware to ship, no app to download, no sleep study to run.
Whatever they already wear
We connect via API — the patient changes nothing. No new hardware, no app to download.
The device makes the hypnogram every night. HANA reads it against clinical best practices and acts on it — we don't build the hardware or run the study, we interpret what's already there.
It reads the night. Then it does something about it.
Not a dashboard you have to check. Any wearable goes in; a clinical read, a call the patient answers, and a note in your chart come out — a loop that runs on its own.
Ingests any wearable's hypnogram — Apple Watch, Oura, Fitbit, Garmin.
Reads the night against clinical best practices and the patient's history.
Phones the patient on their cadence — reviews the week, routes risk to your team.
A clinician report and a plain-language one — straight to the chart.
No app. No login.
No behavior change.
You set the escalation rules. A clinician on every clinical flag, a full record of every call.
The patient agent
Not just a monitor. The reason they stick with it.
Device data alone doesn't change behavior. A patient who feels seen does. HANA is the voice on the other end of the line — no judgment, no guilt, just the honest answer.
Patients tell it the truth
No judgment, no guilt — so patients admit what they'd hide from a doctor: the mask came off, they never plugged it in. That honest answer is the data that actually moves adherence.
It remembers every call
Built-in memory makes each check-in continuous — the goal from last week, the setback, the water by the bed. It behaves like a coach who knows the patient, not a robocall.
96% of 10,000 patients said yes to an AI check-in — because it doesn't feel like a machine.
Defense in depth, on every single call.
Four layers between every patient conversation and what could go wrong. Explore each one to see what it does.
By the numbers
Follow-up you can measure.
Where it fits
It sits under your care. Not in front of it.
HANA Sleep is clinical decision support, not a medical device. It reads, reports, and follows up — you decide. Reports land in your dashboard, your EHR, or your inbox, and you can agree with or override any interpretation. It runs on HIPAA-compliant channels with patient consent, and can be sandboxed for closed systems like the VA.
Three phases. You're live in 3 weeks.
How to get started with Hana.
PHASE 01
Pick the workflow.
The one that's costing you most — pre-built, or built around your protocols.
PHASE 02
Connect your EHR.
Direct, or 95+ systems via Redox. Hana reads the chart and your protocols first — patients are never asked what you already know.
PHASE 03
Go live — then it runs itself.
Your team tests it on a real line before a single patient is called. From there, Hana works the queue in the background — your team steps in only when it's flagged.
Most teams go live in 3 weeks.
Questions? Answers.
The things everyone asks.
See the follow-up that finally shows up