sleep apnea solutions patient portal

What is the purpose of the sleep portal?

*Please note that sleep apnea is a medical condition. Due to this, the dental appliance is billed under your medical insurance. Coverage varies greatly depending on each individual’s plan, including deductible and co-insurance amounts. ... Patient Portal - Existing Patients Prescription Form Medical Release Form Schedule a FREE Consultation ...

How do I make an appointment with do sleep solutions?

If you’re dreaming of a good night’s sleep, look to Complete Sleep Solutions. Founded in 1994, we’ve established ourselves as an area leader in the diagnosis and treatment of the full range of sleep disorders. Everything from sleep apnea and insomnia to narcolepsy, night-terrors, sleepwalking, restless legs syndrome (RLS) and more.

What is inspire® sleep apnea treatment?

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How does Inspire help with sleep apnea?

Inspire treats the root cause of sleep apnea by applying gentle stimulation to key airway muscles during sleep, allowing you to breathe normally, and more importantly, sleep without a mask, hose, or machine.

What is the best alternative to CPAP?

Alternative to CPAP. Inspire treats the root cause of sleep apnea by applying gentle stimulation to key airway muscles during sleep, allowing you to breathe normally, and more importantly, sleep without a mask, hose, or machine.

Where is Inspire placed?

Inspire is placed under the skin of the neck and chest during a short, outpatient procedure. Shortly after the procedure, Inspire is turned on and you’ll be ready to get the sleep you’ve been dreaming of.

How does Inspire work?

Inspire works inside your body while you sleep. It’s a small device placed during a same-day, outpatient procedure. When you’re ready for bed, simply click the remote to turn Inspire on. While you sleep, Inspire opens your airway, allowing you to breathe normally and sleep peacefully.

Planning Your Visit

Any visit to a doctor's office can be nerve-wracking. At the Complete Sleep Solutions we want to be sure that you are fully prepared for your appointment to ensure every visit goes smoothly. This requires some preparation on your part to be sure you have all the information and material necessary for the appointment readily available.

Sleep Apnea

This potentially life-threatening disorder is linked to irregular heartbeat, high [...]

Insomnia

If you have trouble falling asleep, find it nearly impossible to fall asleep during [...]

Narcolepsy

If you suffer from narcolepsy, you’ll find yourself suffering from “sleep attacks.”

Parasomnias

These are abnormal physical behaviors that occur while you are sleeping. [...]

Hypersomnias

If you sleep too much during the night or day, you might suffer from hypersomnia.

Restless legs syndrome (RLS)

This is an uncomfortable sleep disorder that causes cramping, burning and [...]

What does a large network of contracts and clinical and billing systems mean?

Our large networks of contracts and clinical and billing systems mean consolidated care for your patients – and a low-to-no-denial rate for you.

Who is Jill from dedicated sleep?

To date, Jill has been able to help thousands of sleep apnea patients with their sleep testing, DME, and Compliance Support needs. Jill is the founder and the CEO of Dedicated Sleep. Read More.

Do you have to refer out dedicated sleep?

With Dedicated Sleep, you don’t have to refer them out – you can give them the in-network care they need and keep them in your practice from start to finish. Clinical best practices increasingly rely on dentistry to support patients with OSA and related conditions. We show you how to stay in compliance consistently.

Can you do OSA without dedicated sleep?

Without Dedicated Sleep, dental practices have limited legal and clinical scope for OSA screenings. You collect a screening questionnaire, perform a standard full-mouth series, and refer a patient to a medical physician or sleep specialist. When (or even if) that patient returns to your practice for follow-up such as an oral appliance therapy ...

How much does sleep apnea cost?

The Costs Associated with Comorbid Sleep Conditions. The American Association of Sleep Medicine estimates that untreated sleep apnea costs $30 billion annually in increased healthcare utilization and medical costs associated with these comorbidities.

How many people suffer from sleep apnea?

It is estimated that over 900 million people worldwide suffer from Obstructive Sleep Apnea, more than 10 times the previous estimate, according to data presented by ResMed. Often overlooked is that Obstructive Sleep Apnea has chronic comorbidities, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and hypertension.

Why did Jose Mendoza stop using his CPAP?

Mendoza was diagnosed with OSA 15 years earlier and prescribed a continuous positive airway (CPAP) device to help with his condition. But after about a month, Mr. Mendoza stopped using his equipment because he found it noisy and uncomfortable.

Is Philips respironics recalled?

The dynamics of the Philips Respironics recall (WSJ: Roland, D, 8/17/21) requires all sleep physicians to consider non-CPAP therapies for patients diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). The timeline for Philips to rectify their situation due to foam degradation and its consequences is unknown. Currently, ResMed PAP related devices are on backlog. Additionally, many of the 3 million patients affected by this recall may be reluctant to try CPAP again or simply prefer alternative treatment.

Is sleep apnea related to glaucoma?

New studies reveal the association between sleep apnea and several eye disorders including gla ucoma, Floppy Eyelid Syndrome and NAION.

Is sleep apnea a risk to driving?

Driving with untreated sleep apnea is a risk to you and others on the road. BN enables you to quickly and cost-effectively sleep easy knowing that your risk has been addressed and if need be you are getting the best therapy/treatment on the market today. BN’s driver program was tailor-made to solve the frustrating challenges that come from medical exams and referral to the “broken” sleep care system

Is CPAP good for diabetics?

The Benefits of CPAP for Reducing Heart Problems in Patients with Pre-Diabetes. Patients who suffer from sleep disorders such as sleep apnea and insomnia are more likely to suffer from other chronic diseases, including diabetes , cardiovascular disease, hypertension, obesity, and depression. Read More →.