I should clarify I'm talking about the American system. Doctors pay for access to ResMed data. It's a convenience; otherwise the patient has to carry the SD car

I should clarify I'm talking about the American system. Doctors pay for access to ResMed data. It's a convenience; otherwise the patient has to carry the SD card into the doctor's office and hope they bother to upload and analyze it. (Yes, this is stupid.) While I'm at it, patients really interested in their sleep apnea data can use OSCAR or https://sleephq.com/ https://sleephq.com/ to analyze the data from the ResMed SD card themselves. These don't use the cloud service. ResMed also has a limited site for the patient themselves to see a limited version of their cloud data.