Common signs and Symptoms

Excessive daytime sleepiness

Loud or disruptive snoring

Gasping or choking during sleep

Grogginess or morning headaches

Frequent urination at night

Depression or irritability

High blood pressure

What is Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)?

Obstructive Sleep Apnea or OSA is the most common form of sleep apnea. It is caused by a collapse or Obstruction of the airway which may be due to such factors as a large tongue, extra tissue in the airway and decreased muscle tone. Air is prevented from reaching the lungs and is characterized by repetitive pauses in breathing. These pauses or “apneas” interrupt normal sleep patterns resulting in many common symptoms.

Do I have Sleep Apnea?

If you or your loved one are experiencing any symptoms listed, it may be time to speak with your Physician. With a written prescription from your physician, QRC will be able to explain to you the screening process and ensure that it is done in a timely manner. Wait times are minimal and staff are happy to answer your questions.

Untreated OSA can lead to increased risk of:

High blood pressure

Irregular heart rhythms or heart disease

Heart attack or stroke

Driving or work related accidents

Choices!

With a wide selection of various models from three major manufacturers, our clients will have a choice of over 9 different CPAP machines, and 15-20 different interfaces. Choices! Your therapist will set up a no obligation, FREE trial period of 3 weeks and will be available to make changes to your equipment and discuss your progress throughout the FREE trial period.

No Obligation Trial

Most clients will see us 3-4 times during the trial period. There is no obligation to purchase any equipment during the trial period.

Experience

With over 100 years of combined CPAP experience on our clinical staff, and an endless selection of equipment and interfaces, our clients sleep better at night.

Make an appointment with one of our Respiratory Therapists today – no cost to you.

Many patients who suffer from Obstructive Sleep Apnea live at significant risk for heart attack, stroke, and other serious health problems, left untreated.

Get informed – then get treatment!