TREATING

Mike shares how the daily disruptions caused by his undiagnosed CSA led him to a sleep study and an eventual treatment.

A large community-based study was conducted to test the prevalence of a particular form of central sleep apnea (CSA): CSA and cheyne-stokes respiration (CSR) using current clinical definitions. The study was unique in that it was conducted in a community setting instead of a controlled clinical environment

For people with central sleep apnea, understanding exactly which treatment options are covered under your insurance policy can be time- consuming. Every insurance plan is different, but this blog is designed to help those of you with Medicare Advantage or Commercial insurance understand the prior authorization process that will determine coverage eligibility.

Excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS) is a potential symptom of sleep apnea. This blog will focus specifically on how daytime sleepiness impacts people with central sleep apnea (CSA).

Alan shares his long-time struggle with lack of sleep and the different treatment options he explored until he finally found relief.

Shelly’s determination to address her sleep issues and find a therapy for her Central Sleep Apnea (CSA) pays off as a result of successful treatment.

Ray describes his experience with Central Sleep Apnea (CSA), including his early symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. He also shares how his life has changed today as a result of successful treatment for his CSA.

Sleep apnea is a sleep breathing disorder that causes you to have interrupted breathing during sleep. This may cause you to sleep poorly, wake up without feeling refreshed, feel fatigued or tired during the day, experience headaches, or feel like you aren’t able to think clearly. Treatment for sleep apnea may help you feel better.

Sleep apnea is a sleep breathing disorder that causes you to have interrupted breathing during sleep. This may cause you to sleep poorly, wake up without feeling refreshed, feel fatigued or tired during the day, experience headaches, or feel like you aren’t able to think clearly. Treatment for sleep apnea may help you feel better.

Sleep apnea is very common in patients with heart problems. In fact, it affects up half of patients with heart failure and/or atrial fibrillation.