Treat Yourself to A Good Night’s Sleep

At Whitney Sleep, we offer a variety of CPAP supplies to help you get the restful night’s sleep you need. Our selection includes noted brands such as ResMed, Respironics and Somnetics:

• Nasal pillows: Lightweight and comfortable, these pillows fit into the nostrils and deliver air directly to the nasal passages.
• Nasal masks: Designed to cover the nose, they deliver air through the nasal passages and provide a comfortable and effective therapy experience.
• Full face masks: Cover both the nose and mouth, providing effective therapy for people who breathe through their mouth while sleeping.
• At-home machines: Easy to use and effective, these are meant for use in the comfort of your own home and can help improve sleep quality and alleviate symptoms of sleep apnea.
• Travel CPAPs: Compact and perfect for people who need to take their CPAP therapy on the go, making them a great option for frequent travelers.

Some of the sleep disorders we diagnose and treat include:

• Insomnia – Difficulty falling or staying asleep, waking up too early or not feeling rested after sleep. Treatment includes therapy, medication, relaxation techniques and lifestyle modification.
• Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) – Brief interruptions of breathing during sleep is treated with CPAP therapy, which provides consistent air pressure through a mask to keep the airway open.
• Restless Legs Syndrome – Uncontrollable urge to move the legs, usually due to a dopamine deficiency. Treatment options may include medication, iron/folate supplements, warmth/massage therapy, leg compression and lifestyle changes.
• Narcolepsy – Excessive daytime sleepiness and sudden sleep attacks are counteracted by stimulants to increase alertness, antidepressants and lifestyle adjustments.
• Central Sleep Apnea – Lack of respiratory effort during sleep due to instability in the brain’s respiratory control center. Medication, CPAP therapy, oxygen therapy and other devices or therapies are based on severity.

Please contact us today to schedule an appointment or discuss any concerns you may have about sleep problems, symptoms or available treatment options. Lay your head to rest for a full night’s sleep.