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Product Catalog POLICIES Ordering Options Payment Methods Product Catalog POLICIES Ordering Options Payment Methods Three Easy Ways To Order Payment Portal and ACH Visit www.sunsethcs.com/paymentportal to pay online with Phone ACH or credit card. (877) 5-SUNSET (877-578-6738) Our customer service professionals are here to assist you Net 30-Day Payment Terms M-F 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Central Time. For qualified companies. A 1.5% monthly finance charge will be assessed on all past due invoices. Fax 312-997-9985 — Accepted 24 hours a day. COD For non-qualified companies. Email [email protected] Credit Card We accept all major credit cards. A processing fee may apply. After 10 days of invoice date, a surcharge of 2.5% will be applied. Shipping Customer Service Drop shipping available — ask your sales rep Returns about sending your order to multiple locations. Call us for a return authorization number. There is no restocking charge on orders returned within 20 days of UPS invoice. Orders returned after 20 days may be assessed a Whenever possible, orders ship via UPS. If another carrier restocking fee of 15%. No returns after 90 days. is desired, please contact your sales rep. (877) 5-SUNSET (877-578-6738) All orders are packed in the smallest boxes available and Central Distribution Center Western Distribution Center combined with other products on the order to reduce Sunset Healthcare Solutions Sunset Healthcare Solutions shipping costs. 279 Madsen Dr Ste 101 2450 Statham Blvd Bloomingdale, IL 60108 Oxnard, CA 93033 All products ship prepaid and are added to the invoice. Problems All products ship from Bloomingdale, IL or Oxnard, CA. Please call us immediately if you have any complaints (it is Please refer to UPS.com for transit times. helpful to ask for the customer service representative with whom you placed your order). Damaged Merchandise Or email us at: [email protected] Call us within 10 days. Keep original cartons for UPS inspection. Questions? Our experienced customer service staff will be glad to provide you with information. Just give us a call. We proudly partner with Pricing All prices are in U.S. Dollars. Taxes are added where applicable. We make every effort to hold pricing throughout the year. However, prices are subject to change without notice. Contact us for more information on fulfillment and compliance solutions that best fit your needs. CONTENT CPAP Page Oxygen Page Masks and Replacement Parts 4-13 Firesafe 34 Sunset Healthcare Solutions 4-5 Masks 35 Airway Management 7 Pulse Oximeters 35 Bleep 7 Cannula 36-37 Circadiance 8-9 Tubing 38 Sleepnet 10-11 Regulators and Conserver 38 InnoMed 12-13 Cylinder Carriers 40-41 Machines 14 Connectors and Adapters 42 Tubing 15 Accessories and Cleaners 43-44 Filters 16-24 Bacteria and HEPA Filters 45 Respironics 16-17 Concentrator Cabinet Filters 46-51 ResMed 18-19 Caire/AirSep/Sequal 46 Fisher & Paykel 20 CHAD 46 3B 21 Covidien Nellcor Puritan Bennett 46 AEIOMed 21 DeVilbiss/Drive 47 Breas/GE 21 Inogen 48 CareFusion/Viasys 22 Invacare 48 Covidien Nellcor Puritan Bennett 22 Nidek 49 DeVilbiss 23 Respironics/Healthdyne 50-51 Evo Medical 23 Healthdyne 24 Invacare 24 ProBasics 24 Humidifier Chambers 25 Chinstraps 26-27 Headgear 27 Cash Items 28-33 Cleaners 28-29 Mask Liners 30 Tubing Wraps 31 Travel 31 Pillows 32 Accessories, Connectors, and Adapters 33 Other Page Aerosol 52-53 Nebulizers, Kits, and Filters 54-55 Suction 56-57 Tracheostomy 58-59 Ventilator Supplies 60 Anesthesia Filters 60 MADA Cleaners 61 TENS 62 Wheelchair Cushions 62 Breast Pumps and Accessories 63 SUNSET HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS Sunset Deluxe Full Face CPAP Masks Mask with Flex Tube, Mask with Adjustable Forehead T, Headgear, and Replaceable Cushion Headgear, and Replaceable Cushion Size Item# Size Item# Small CM005S Unobtrusive design Small CM105S Medium CM005M offers a clear Medium CM105M Large CM005L line of sight Large CM105L HG003 Headgear - Fits Most HG003XL Headgear - XL CMSIZE01 Deluxe Sizing Guide HCPCS# MASK - A7030 Replacement HEADGEAR - A7035 CUSHION - A7031 Cushions Size Item# Small CUCM005S Medium CUCM005M Mask without Large CUCM005L Headgear Size Item# Small CM005SNH • 360° dual-swivel elbow port allows for free movement while connected to the tubing Medium CM005MNH Large CM005LNH • Quick-release clips make it easy to remove the mask without resetting the headgear • Ultra-lightweight silicone replaceable cushion increases comfort while maintaining optimal seal Sunset Deluxe Nasal CPAP Masks Mask with Headgear Same features as the full face with Mask with Headgear, Adjustable Forehead T, and Replaceable Cushion 360° dual-swivel elbow port, quick and Replaceable Cushion Size Item# release clips, and ultra-lightweight Size Item# CPAP MASKS AND REPLACEMENT PARTS AND REPLACEMENT MASKS CPAP Small CM006S replaceable cushions. Small CM106S Medium CM006M Medium CM106M Large CM006L Large CM106L HG003 Headgear - Fits Most HG003XL Headgear - XL CMSIZE01 Deluxe Sizing Guide HCPCS# MASK - A7034 HEADGEAR - A7035 CUSHION - A7032 Replacement Mask Cushions without Headgear Size Item# Small Size Item# CUCM006S Medium CUCM006M Small CM006SNH Large CUCM006L Medium CM006MNH 4 Large CM006LNH Phone (877) 578-6738 Fax (312) 997-9985 Email [email protected] SUNSET HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS Sunset Deluxe Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask Sunset Clearsight Deluxe Nasal Mask Item# Mask with Headgear and Replaceable Cushion CM036 Size Item# Mask with Headgear Small CM110S and Small, Medium, Medium CM110M and Large Pillows Large CM110L HG036 Headgear - Fits Most Headgear Only HG003 HG003XL Headgear - XL HCPCS# MASK - A7034 Replacement HEADGEAR - A7035 Cushions PILLOWS - A7033 Size Item# Small CUCM110S Medium CUCM110M Large CUCM110L Replacement Pillows Size Item# HCPCS# PARTS AND REPLACEMENT MASKS CPAP Small CM036SP MASK - A7034 • Clearsight design provides Medium CM036MP HEADGEAR - A7035 unobstructed view Large CM036LP Mask without Headgear Replaceable Flex Tube Headgear Mask Series Mask Type Forehead Support CM036NH Cushion Included Included • Easy to fit, assemble, and maintain CM005 Full Face ✓ ✓ ✓ • Three different pillow sizes CM105 Full Face ✓ ✓ (Adjustable) ✓ to fit more people more easily • 360º rotational elbow CM006 Nasal ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ with flexible silicone tube CM106 Nasal ✓ ✓ (Adjustable) ✓ • Quiet vent design CM007 Full Face ✓ ✓ CM008 Nasal ✓ ✓ CM110 Nasal ✓ ✓ CM036 Nasal Pillow ✓ ✓ ✓ Sunset Classic Full Face CPAP Mask Sunset Classic Nasal CPAP Mask Mask Mask with Headgear with Headgear Size Item# Size Item# Medium CM008M Small CM007S Large CM008L Medium CM007M Large CM007L HG003 Headgear - Fits Most Extra Large CM007XL HG003XL Headgear - XL HG003 Headgear - Fits Most CMSIZE02 HG003XL Headgear - XL Classic Sizing Guide CMSIZE02 HCPCS# Classic Sizing Guide MASK - A7034 HEADGEAR - A7035 HCPCS# MASK - A7030 • Conventional forehead pad removed • Great value for cash patients or those with lower insurance reimbursement HEADGEAR - A7035 to create a clear line of sight • Headgear clips allow for quick removal of mask — no further adjustments • Minimalist design and ultra-lightweight silicone required after initial fitting • Quick-release clips make it easy to remove • One-piece mask and cushion design is durable and easy • 360° dual-swivel elbow port allows for free movement • One-piece mask and cushion design is durable and easy 5 Visit www.sunsethcs.com We carry Respironics and Fisher & Paykel masks. Please contact your sales rep for more info. We can cross-reference any OEM numbers for you. This is just one of our many free services to help make doing business easier. We're always glad to talk, so give us a call today. CPAP HCPCS AND REPLACEMENT SCHEDULE Recommended HCPCS Item replacement schedule A4604 Heated Circuit Tubing 1 per 3 months A7027 Combination Oral/Nasal Mask 1 per 3 months A7028 Replacement Oral Cushion for Combination Oral/Nasal Mask 2 per month A7029 Replacement Nasal Pillows for Combination Oral/Nasal Mask — Pair 2 per month A7030 Full Face Mask 1 per 3 months A7031 Replacement Full Face Mask Cushion or Liner 1 per month A7032 Replacement Nasal Cushion or Liner 2 per month A7033 Replacement Pillows — Pair 2 per month A7034 Nasal or Pillows Mask 1 per 3 months A7035 Headgear 1 per 6 months A7036 Chinstrap 1 per 6 months A7037 Tubing 1 per 3 months A7038 Filter — Disposable 2 per month A7039 Filter — Nondisposable 1 per 6 months A7044 Oral Interface A7045 Replacement Exhalation Port A7046 Replacement Water Chamber 1 per 6 months A9279 Monitoring Feature/Device E0470 BiLevel Device without Backup Rate Due to the rapid changes in reimbursement, this information is for reference only. Sunset Healthcare CPAP MASKS AND REPLACEMENT PARTS AND REPLACEMENT MASKS CPAP E0471 BiLevel Device with Backup Rate Solutions cannot guarantee its comprehensiveness or E0561 Humidifier – Non-Heated accuracy. Sunset urges you to contact a reimbursement E0562 Humidifier – Heated specialist for up-to-date information and advice. E0601 CPAP Device 6 Phone (877) 578-6738 Fax (312) 997-9985 Email [email protected] AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Tap Pap No headgear needed! Item# CM024 Mask Kit with Small, Medium, and Large Pillows and Optional Headgear OEM# PAP-NP1-000 Replacement Pillows Size Item# OEM# Small CUCM024S PAP-NP1-101 Medium CUCM024M PAP-NP1-102 Large CUCM024L PAP-NP1-103 • Mouthpiece molds to the upper teeth to provide a custom CM024NH CM024MP and secure fit even if the bottom teeth are not in contact with Mask Kit without Replacement Mouthpiece the mouthpiece Headgear PARTS AND REPLACEMENT MASKS CPAP OEM# PAP-NP1-201 • Unique nut and bolt joint allows the nasal pillows to be set OEM#
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