FAQ'S

Sleep Apnea is a sleep disorder where breathing is interrupted repeatedly during sleep. Sleep apnea happens when upper airway muscles relax during sleep and pinch off the airway, which prevents you from getting enough air. 

If you experience one or more of the following symptoms you possibly suffer from OSA.

• Snoring                          
• Anxiety           
• Poor concentration
• Depression                      
• Insomnia        
• Daytime sleepiness     
• Headaches        
• Overweight    
• Memory loss      
• Choking   

CPAP treatment is the golden standard treatment for sleep apnea and stands for continuous positive airway pressure. CPAP treatment keeps your airway open by providing mild air pressure on the airway while you sleep.

CPAP reduces snoring effectively and can even stop snoring altogether by keeping the airways open throughout the night.

Untreated OSA can have serious health consequences including: 

• Heart problems, abnormal heart rhythms, heart attack and heart failure
• High blood pressure and stroke
• Weight gain and obesity
• Insulin resistance and Type 2 Diabetes
• Increased traffic and workplace accidents
• Impotence and lack of sex drive
• Memory loss
• Mood disturbance, anxiety and depression
• Difficulty concentrating

Yes, Sleep Assist is contracted with local medical aids. Sleep Assist has a claiming department dedicated to assist clients with the medical aid proses in obtaining authorization and submitting claims through the medical aid for all CPAPS, Mask and accessories.

CPAP Accessories

CPAP treatment technology continue to evolve to provide users with greater comfort. To ensure that we provide the best service for our customers Sleep Assist undertake the ongoing responsibility to stay on top of the latest technology regarding new CPAP/APAP machines, masks and all related CPAP accessories.

Technical Support 

• On-site general CPAP services and maintenance available
• Spare parts available
• Warranty repairs/replacements
• Sterilization/deep cleaning of all equipment
• Post-COVID sterilization of CPAP machines and all accessories

Clinical Support 

Sleep Assist work in conjunction with a multi-disciplinary team with more than a decade’s experience in sleep medicine and CPAP therapy. They provide clinical support as well as compliance programs for patients on CPAP therapy.

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