ResMed myAir - Reading and Understanding Results 2025

ResMed myAir - How to Read and Understand Your CPAP Results

myAir is ResMed's official app for tracking your CPAP therapy. It connects to your AirSense 11 via Wi-Fi and displays a score from 0 to 100 each morning based on the previous night's data. Understanding your score helps you identify what's working - and what can be improved.

myAir is available free on the App Store (iOS) and Google Play Store (Android). Connection requires an AirSense 11, AirSense 10 (certain models) or AirCurve 10 with Wi-Fi enabled.

Configuring Wi-Fi on the AirSense 11

  1. On the AirSense 11, press the main button to display the menu.
  2. Go to My Settings > Connectivity > Wi-Fi.
  3. Enable Wi-Fi and select your network.
  4. Enter your network password.
  5. Confirm - the Wi-Fi icon appears at the top of the screen.

The myAir Score - How Is It Calculated?

Criteria Weight Target
Usage hours Important ≥ 4 hours per night
Residual AHI (events/hour) Very important < 5 events/hour
Mask leaks Important "Excellent" or "Good" level
Mask removals Moderate 0 removals ideally

Understanding Each myAir Indicator

Usage Hours

Time during which you actually wore the mask and breathed with CPAP pressure. Minimum target: 4 hours per night. Below 4 hours, most studies show insufficient therapeutic effectiveness.

Residual AHI

  • < 5 events/hour: excellent apnea control
  • 5 to 10: acceptable but improvable
  • > 10: poorly controlled - consult your doctor

Mask Leaks

myAir rates leaks as Excellent, Good, or Needs Attention. Leaks are the most common cause of a poor myAir score.

If leaks are elevated:

  1. Check your cushion (worn? clean?)
  2. Readjust the headgear
  3. Avoid moisturisers before wearing your mask
  4. If leaks persist, replace the cushion (available in our replacement parts)

What to Do if Your myAir Score Is Below 70

  1. Check leaks: most common cause. Inspect and clean your cushion.
  2. Check usage hours: wear the mask at least 4 hours. Try the pressure ramp feature for a more comfortable start.
  3. Control residual AHI: if high despite correct usage, pressure may be inappropriate - discuss with your doctor.
  4. Use OSCAR for deeper analysis: see our OSCAR guide for night-by-night data analysis.
A persistently falling myAir score should be reported to your doctor. Never change pressure settings without medical advice.

Compatible Devices

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