The Remote Veterans Apnea Management Platform (REVAMP) App pairs with your Positive Airway Pressure (PAP) machine and enables you and your Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) sleep care team to track your sleep data. You can use the app to obtain educational information and troubleshooting support about sleep apnea as well as complete questionnaires regarding your sleep health. Additionally, a built-in message system allows you and your VA sleep care team to exchange secure messages.

To use the REVAMP App for Veterans, you must be enrolled in VA health care and receive treatment from a VA sleep care team. Additionally, you must also have access to a Single Sign-On External (SSOe) service: DS Logon, Norton Symantec, PIV, CAC or VA Logon (NOTE: the VA Logon option has to be accessed from within the VA network).

The app has four main features, which include:

• Treatment Results – Shows the data from your PAP machine including the time you’ve spent using it, your Apnea-Hypopnea Index (AHI) and mask leakage.
• Sleep Testing & Questionnaires – Complete questionnaires assigned to you from your VA sleep care team, and learn how to conduct home sleep testing.
• Education – Learn about sleep apnea and PAP machines.
• Messages – Send and receive secure messages between you and your VA sleep care team.

The first time you log into the REVAMP App for Veterans, you will be led through the REVAMP Intake process. This process is designed to confirm your profile information, familiarize you with sleep apnea and REVAMP and allow you to respond to clinical questionnaires.

The REVAMP Intake can be completed during multiple sessions, but must be completed before you can access the rest of the apps functionality. If you need to leave the app during the process, you will be brought back to the point where you left off. To complete the REVAMP Intake, review and answer each section, then tap Next to save and complete that section.

Yes. Depending on your screen size, you will see the full app menu or the Menu button (three line icon in the upper left corner). If you are accessing the app on a computer you will most likely see the full menu. If you access the app from a mobile device you will most likely see the Menu button). Regardless of which Menu view you see, if you have completed the REVAMP Intake process and have a registered PAP device that is transmitting data, you will also see your treatment results from last evening as well as a message icon (envelope in upper right corner).

The app will indicate when a questionnaire is available. If you are viewing the app on a computer and the Menu is already visible (no three line icon is present), the My Sleep Health menu item will be shown and written in red text. If you are viewing the app on a mobile device a red circle with a white numeral inside next to the Menu (three line icon in upper left corner) will be visible along with the My Sleep Health menu item shown in red text.

To access and complete your questionnaires either 1) Tap My Sleep Health from the full app menu (left side), or 2) Tap the Menu button (three line icon in upper left corner), and a drop-down list of the menu options will appear. Tap My Sleep Health. You will go to the My Sleep Health screen. Incomplete questionnaires are shown in blue. The My Sleep Health screen has instructions for completing the questionnaires and a list of all your assigned questionnaires (excluding those from the REVAMP Intake). Tap the title of the assigned questionnaire you want to complete, and you will be taken to the questionnaire. Respond to all the questions using the available radio buttons, checkboxes, text box fields and drop-down selectors. The questions and responses shown on some questionnaires will vary depending on your chosen responses. To save your responses, tap Submit. You will be taken back to the My Sleep Health screen, and the completed questionnaire will be checked off with the date you completed it and will not be accessible.

No. Completed questionnaires show the date of completion and cannot be accessed. After you tap Submit you will not be able to navigate back to change your chosen responses. When all questionnaires are complete, the My Sleep Health menu item will no longer appear in red with a red arrow and the My Sleep Health screen will display a message saying you do not have any assigned questionnaires.

The app will indicate when a home sleep test is scheduled. If you are viewing the app on a computer and the Menu is already visible (no three line icon is present), the Sleep Testing menu item will be shown and written in red text. If you are viewing the app on a mobile device a red circle with a white numeral inside next to the Menu (three line icon in upper left corner) will be visible along with the Sleep Testing menu item shown in red text.

To access sleep testing instructions either 1) Tap Sleep Testing from the full app menu (left side), or 2) Tap the Menu button (three line icon in upper left corner), and a drop-down list of the menu options will appear. Tap Sleep Testing. You will go to the Sleep Testing screen. Read the instructions, and tap Select Your Device. A drop-down menu of home sleep test machine(s) used at your sleep clinic will be shown. Tap your home sleep test machine from the list, and the video for the selected home sleep test machine will be shown. Tap the play arrow to begin the video, and follow the instructions in the video to perform your sleep test. After you perform the test and your VA sleep care team receives your results, the Sleep Testing menu item will no longer be available.

To view PAP results from last night, last week or last month either 1) Tap Treatment Results from the full app menu (left side), or 2) Tap the Menu button (three line icon in upper left corner), and a drop-down list of the menu options will appear. Tap Treatment Results. You will go to the My PAP Last Night Screen in The Treatment Results section of the app. Tap Last Week to view the results from the last seven night’s data is available or Last Month to view the results from the last 31 night’s data is available. PAP data from last night will be shown as a dial-shaped graph showing the total number of hours you used your PAP device, as well as a 24-hour graph showing the actual times you used the device. The PAP data from Last Week and Last Month will be shown as bar graphs, with the filled portion(s) on each graph colored dark blue if the total is at or above the four hour minimum and light blue if the total number of hours is below the four hour minimum.

To view AHI results either 1) Tap Treatment Results from the full app menu (left side), or 2) Tap the Menu button (three line icon in upper left corner), and a drop-down list of the menu options will appear. Tap Treatment Results. Tap My AHI, and you will go to the My AHI Last Night screen. A dark blue smiley face is shown if your AHI was below 10 events per hour (normal), a light blue not-so-happy face is shown if your AHI was at or above 10 events per hour (above normal). You may also tap Last Week to view the results from the last seven nights or Last Month to view results from the last 31 nights. Bars are colored dark blue if their values are normal (below 10 events per hour) and light blue if their values are not normal (above 10 events per hour).

To view your mask’s leakage data either 1) Tap Treatment Results from the full app menu (left side), or 2) Tap the Menu button (three line icon in upper left corner), and a drop-down list of the menu options will appear. Tap Treatment Results. Tap My Mask, and you will go to the My Mask Last Night screen. A dark blue smiley face is shown if the result was below 24 liters per minute (L/min), a light blue not-so-happy face is shown if the result was above 24L/min. You may also tap Last Week to view the results from the last seven nights or Last Month to view results from the last 31 nights. Bars are colored dark blue if their values are normal (below 24L/min) and light blue if their values are not normal (above 24L/min).

The REVAMP App has built in information about sleep apnea and PAP machines. To access either 1) Tap FAQ from the full app menu (left side), or 2) Tap the Menu button (three line icon in upper left corner), and a drop-down list of the menu options will appear, and tap FAQ. The FAQ sub-menu will expand​. Tap Sleep Apnea 101, My PAP Machine, or Troubleshooting PAP Treatment and basic information and frequently asked questions on sleep apnea and PAP machines will appear. For a specific topic, tap the question in the upper left of the screen.

To view educational information posted by VA sleep care teams either 1) Tap Education from the full app menu (left side), or 2) Tap the Menu button (three line icon in upper left corner), and a drop-down list of the menu options will appear. Tap Education. The Education sub-menu will expand​ to a list of all titles published on the Education topics in the REVAMP system. Tap the title of the Education topic you want to view. Review text and images, and tap the play button to watch videos.

When you have a message to read, a red circle with a white numeral will appear next to the message icon (envelope in upper right corner). The numeral inside the red circle is the number of unread messages you have. To access and read your messages in your inbox either:

• Tap the message icon (envelope in upper right corner).
• Tap Messages from the full app menu (left side).
• Tap Menu (three line icon in upper left corner). A drop-down menu will appear, and tap Messages.

You will see a list of your received messages with their titles, senders and the dates and times they were received. Unread messages will be in blue. Tap any message in the list to read the content of the message.

From the My Inbox screen, tap Compose. A Compose Message screen will appear. Tap To, and a list of clinic providers will appear. Tap the names of the sleep care team members you wish to send the message. Checkmarks will appear next to the name(s). Tap Select, and those you selected will be on the To line. Tap the X next to a name if you wish to remove that person. Type in the subject and main message in the text fields. Tap Send.

Yes. To save a draft message you have started but have not finished, tap Save as Draft from the New Message screen. To send a draft message, tap View Draft Messages from your Inbox. Tap on the message you wish to send, and the draft message will appear. Complete tour message, and tap Send.

VA Mobile Health is an initiative that aims to improve Veterans’ health by providing technologies to expand care beyond the traditional office visit. As part of VA Mobile Health, VA is releasing a series of secure apps that take advantage of the popularity of wireless technologies to support Veterans, Caregivers and VA care teams.

Yes, you will need a Single Sign-On External service to use the REVAMP App. You may use DS Logon, Norton Symantec, PIV, CAC or VA Logon (NOTE: the VA Logon option has to be accessed from within the VA network).

Additional information about other available VA Apps can be found on mobile.va.gov/appstore as well as mobile.va.gov.

A built-in user manual is available in the app. To access it either 1) Tap Help from the full app menu (left side), or 2) Tap the Menu button (three line icon in upper left corner), and a drop-down list of the menu options will appear. Tap Help. The Help sub-menu will expand. Tap User Manual. More resources, such as a Quick Start Guide, Slideshow and FAQs, can be found on mobile.va.gov/appstore, and search for the app to access the resources.

If you need assistance with the REVAMP App, dial 1-877-470-5947 to speak with a VA representative. The Help Desk is open weekdays from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. CT. For TTY assistance, dial 711. For clinical questions regarding your personal medical information, please contact your VA care team.

If you feel that your information may have been compromised, contact your local VA facility to obtain the contact information for your Privacy Officer. To locate your local VA facility, visit VA’s Facility Locator. Note that you should never use this app in an emergency situation. If you encounter an emergency, call your local medical center or dial 911.