Partnering with Local Sleep Centers to Treat Sleep Apnea – Las Vegas, NV
Breathe Deeply & Sleep Soundly Every Night
For many people struggling with snoring or sleep apnea, the iSleepSolutions team may need to partner with a local sleep center in Summerlin to ensure you receive an accurate diagnosis so we can deliver the most effective treatment. If you notice any of the common warning signs of sleep apnea, you can visit our office where we can help you determine whether or not you are at risk for sleep apnea. Then, we can refer you to one of our trusted, local sleep centers. When you’re ready to get started, you can complete our online consultation request form. One of our team members will be in touch shortly to set up the best time for you to visit us.
Recognizing Sleep Apnea Symptoms
If you don’t know the warning signs of sleep apnea, it’s hard to determine when you should visit a sleep center for diagnosis and treatment. We’re happy to help you take a closer look at your concerns and symptoms in order to better understand your treatment needs, but that means you need to know what signs and symptoms that often indicate sleep apnea. Many patients struggle with undiagnosed sleep apnea for years because the warning signs are so varied and can seem almost entirely unrelated. If you notice any of these symptoms, give the iSleepSolutions team a call to schedule a consultation or reach out to a local sleep center or sleep physician to schedule testing:
- Excessive daytime sleepiness – after a full night’s rest you wake still feeling completely exhausted.
- Snoring – not all snorers have sleep apnea, but almost all sleep apnea sufferers struggle with chronic snoring, gasping during sleep, or uneven breathing.
- Mood & Memory Changes – sleep deprivation can lead to difficulty concentrating, loss of memory, and unexplained mood changes.
Diagnostics & Assessment
While the iSleepSolutions team is equipped to provide a range of treatments for those patients struggling with sleep apnea, you will need to visit a sleep center to receive an accurate diagnosis of your condition. Sleep centers typically offer two forms of sleep studies – in-office and at-home. An in-office sleep study means you will stay overnight at the sleep center where they’ll use tools to monitor your breathing and the quality and quantity of your sleep. At-home testing device monitors the same basic information, but it uses a simplified version of the test, which means they provide less detail. In many cases, these simplified tests are a great place to get started, and a more advanced in-office sleep study may be recommended to get additional details.
Treatment Options
If it’s determined that you are suffering from sleep apnea, there are two main treatment options – oral appliance therapy and continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP). We can also combine these treatments to deliver the best possible results. During a FREE treatment consultation, we’ll review your options and help you find the right one to address your unique needs.
Getting Started
Before you visit a sleep center, you’ll want to visit iSleepSolutions or your general physician. We can help you to understand your risk for sleep apnea and determine whether or not you should seek further testing. During a consultation, we will likely ask you to answer a number of questions about your health, sleep patterns, and daily routine. You can get a jump start by taking the STOP-BANG questionnaire online. This is a common assessment tool used to help doctors determine how likely patients are to suffer from sleep apnea.