> My point is that only a sleep technician or a sleep medicine doctor could have figured the right settings out. Why? What about the process of adjusting the t

> My point is that only a sleep technician or a sleep medicine doctor could have figured the right settings out. Why? What about the process of adjusting the treatment and monitoring the results wouldn't have been possible to do at home? I don't mean to discount the advice of experts. Certainly, an expert willing to dedicate sufficient time and attention to getting the treatment right for a particular patient is more likely to get optimal results than a patient modifying their own treatment. The problem the article focuses on, however is patients being unable to get sufficient time with experts.