Medical Device Recall Information


Philips Respironics Sleep and Respiratory Care devices

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Globally, we have produced over 98% of new devices and repair kits required for replacement of affected devices*

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Ozone and UV light cleaning products are not currently approved cleaning methods for sleep apnea devices or masks and should not be used.

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A conversation with David Ferguson, Business Leader, Sleep and Respiratory Care

David Ferguson, Business Leader, Sleep & Respiratory Care

David Ferguson, Business Leader, Sleep & Respiratory Care, joined Philips in March 2021. Since then, he has led the organization through the voluntary medical device recall of certain CPAP, BiPAP and Mechanical Ventilator devices. With the comprehensive test and research program for affected CPAP/BiPAP sleep therapy devices now complete, we asked him about what’s changed since the start of the recall, what the test results mean for patients, and what to expect from Philips Respironics in the future.


† First-generation DreamStation, System One and DreamStation Go devices

May 2023 update on completed testing for home sleep therapy devices shows no appreciable harm to patients

 

The tests, conducted together with five independent, certified testing laboratories and assessed by third- party qualified experts and Philips Respironics, as well as an external panel of experts, have now been completed and risk assessments evaluated for all home sleep therapy devices.

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