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Simplify sleep apnea care with practical tools built for primary care.

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Integrating sleep health into everyday patient care​

As a primary care provider, you’re uniquely positioned to identify sleep apnea early and help patients access the care they need to improve both sleep and overall health. These educational tools can support your discussions and streamline the path to diagnosis and treatment.

Sleep apnea: key facts and figures​
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Step-by-step guide to treating OSA​
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Roadmap to supporting patients through OSA Care​
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Easy-to-use CPAP Rx scripting template​
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DID YOU KNOW?

1 in 5 adults may have sleep apnea — yet most remain untreated.
Why early sleep apnea detection matters

More than 68 million Americans2 may have undiagnosed sleep apnea, leading to increased cardiovascular risk and lower quality of life. Early identification and treatment in primary care can change that.

Confidently navigate the sleep apnea care pathway — from first screening to successful treatment in just four steps.

STEP 1

Screen

Identify at-risk patients using validated questionnaires like the Epworth Sleepiness Scale.

STEP 2

Test

Choose between home sleep testing or in-lab diagnostics based on patient profile.

STEP 3

Prescribe

Start your patient on effective OSA therapy — CPAP is the standard of care.3

STEP 4

Treat

Support patient education, adherence, and follow-up to help improve long-term outcomes.

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References:

1. Benjafield et al., Lancet Respir Med, 2019.
2. Watson et al., Sleep, May 2025.
3. Harvard Medical School, Division of Sleep Medicine. Understanding PAP. Page last reviewed April 16, 2021.