SleepNet

About

SleepNet provides CPAP equipment, products, and support services for sleep apnea management in Toronto, Ontario, with ongoing client care from healthcare professionals and clinicians.

Services offered

• CPAP Equipment

What cpap equipment typically cost

SleepNet sets its own prices. These are typical ranges across Canada, so you know what to expect before you ask.

Fixed-pressure CPAPMachine only, set pressure

$600 to $1,000

Auto-adjusting (APAP)Adjusts pressure through the night

$900 to $1,600

BiPAPSeparate inhale and exhale pressures

$1,800 to $3,500

Prices in CAD, illustrative as of 2026, for the machine alone. Masks, a humidifier, hoses, and filters add to the total, and many provinces and insurers cover part of the cost with a prescription.

Most recent reviews

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  Eugenia Christakis

  a year ago · via Google

  Be Aware of Hidden Fees and Lack of Disclosure - Check invoice before paying - and do not be rushed! I went to SleepNet with my 83-year-old father to replace his APAP machine. Unfortunately, the experience left much to be desired. Please be aware that SleepNet charges a $150 initiation fee (a standard practice) and an additional $275 for an SD Card/Modem (which is not a common practice and not charged by competitors). This $150 initiation fee and the $275 fee was not disclosed at the time of purchase. Despite my father questioning the service multiple times about the cost of the machine, he was dismissed. Regrettably, I dismissed his concerns as well. He tried to point out that the machine should have cost significantly less, and it turns out he was correct. When I called the office to complain about the lack of transparency, the response was simply, "That’s just how it is." This is unacceptable. I found that other vendors that sell this type of machine, like Medigas, does not charge this $275 fee. I didn't even get to the chance to talk about the charge for APA filters ($40) which we thought were thrown in as a bonus (because 5 were were literally thrown into the case) - again at an exorbitant price. I left a message with the owner of the place - but no call back - terrible terrible customer service! We chose SleepNet because of the convenient location and a recommendation from a friend. However, I urge others to do their due diligence before visiting. If you decide to use SleepNet, ensure you fully understand their fee structure in advance. The $275 SD Card/Modem fee is highly unusual and not standard practice in the industry. Transparency and clarity should be the norm, especially when dealing with medical devices for elderly patients.

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  Roy McPhail

  a year ago · via Google

  I cannot recommend this vendor. Based on the positive reviews, I put myself in their hands. The result has been a full mask replacement. I followed up via email as to why I couldn't have just purchased the cushion. No answer has come back.

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  Linda A LPP

  3 years ago · via Google

  Was nice to find a sleep store locally. Amanda and Carla were very knowledgeable and so patient with my delays in getting on site to be set up with a new BiPap machine. This was in new year when RespMed machines were gradually being re issued after the recall. I don't have any insurance (other than ADP coverage), and the accessories are very, very expensive. The only thing that I can say is the actual building gives the impression it hadn't been well cared for.

Location

688 Coxwell Ave Ste 208, Toronto, ON M4C 3B6, Canada