CareCredit

RestfulSleep proudly accepts the CareCredit credit card for all Sleep Therapy needs.

Help fit the care you want or need into your budget with the CareCredit health and wellness credit card. It offers flexible financing options that allow you to pay overtime.

• Interest Free Promotional Financing options available

• See if you prequalify with no impact to your credit score • Instant credit decisions

• No annual fee

CareCredit also helps make care possible for you and your family. It’s accepted at 266,000+ locations, so you can pay for chiropractic, dentistry, dermatology, cosmetic, hearing, prescriptions, pet care and more. It’s a convenient way to help fit expenses not covered by insurance into your budget.

Learn more by visiting carecredit.com or contacting our office.

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Forms Of Therapy

CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure)

• Delivers steady air pressure through a mask to keep the airway open. Most effective and most commonly prescribed treatment for OSA.

Oral Appliance Therapy (Mandibular Advancement Devices)

• Custom-made mouthpiece fitted by a specially trained dentist that moves the lower jaw forward to keep airway open.

Lifestyle Modifications (Important for All Patients)

• Weight loss (even 5–10% can significantly improve OSA), Avoid alcohol and sedatives, Sleep on your side (positional therapy), Regular exercise, Smoking cessation.

Positional Therapy

• Devices or wearables that prevent back sleeping are helpful for those where the apnea mainly occurs when lying on their back.

Surgical Options

• Used when CPAP/oral appliances fail or anatomy is a major factor. Common Procedures: Nasal surgery (septoplasty, turbinate reduction), Jaw advancement surgery (maxillomandibular advancement). Implant Option:
• Hypoglossal nerve stimulation (Inspire device)
  An implanted device that stimulates the tongue muscle to prevent airway collapse. Good option for selected moderate–severe OSA patients who cannot tolerate CPAP.

Central Sleep Apnea is where the brain isn't sending signals to breath

• Requiring BiPAP or adaptive servo-ventilation (ASV)
• Treat underlying conditions (heart failure, neurological disease) - Adjust medications (e.g., opioids)

Which Treatment Is Best depends on:

• Severity (measured by AHI score), Body weight, Anatomy, Tolerance to devices and other health conditions