Sleep Resources, Inc.
Sheboygan, Wisconsin
(920) 208-7814
Fax (920) 208-7817
Info@SleepResources.com

Sleep Testing, Evaluations,Consultations
Training, Technologies & Solutions

Compliance • Specialized Staff • Equipment • Accessories

The highly trained staff specializes in Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy.

Only Local Provider

We are the only CPAP provider in our service area with skilled sleep technicians on staff. Our CPAP professionals have experience in sleep disorders centers helping people adapt to CPAP on the crucial first night, as well as for the long term.This makes our staff highly experienced in mask fitting and troubleshooting. Desensitization instruction is also given to help enhance compliance.

CPAP Specialists

We are the ONLY provider of CPAP equipment in the area that employs sleep technologists. These people have years of experience in fitting masks and maintaining CPAP equipment. They have handled every problem, from the first night of CPAP use to long term issues.

Unsurpassed Follow-up

Our CPAP follow-up is built on outcomes-based research studies and helps patients benefit from initial and continued CPAP therapy.

FREE Support Services

Our professional support services are provided FREE of charge. Patients only pay for purchases. We provide problem solving, consultations, and equipment checks for any patient, regardless of where their equipment was purchased.

Community Information

Sleep Resources, Inc. also provides information and referrals to both the public and the medical community.The company co-sponsors health awareness groups on sleep apnea and restless leg syndrome at St. Nicholas Hospital and St. Joseph’s Community Hospital. Sleep Resources personnel are available to speak to community groups and present information at meetings, health fairs, schools, etc.

NUMBERS ARE STAGGERING

Research shows at least 40 million Americans suffer from sleep disorders, yet more than 60 percent of adults have never been asked about the quality of their sleep and fewer than 20 percent have ever initiated a discussion with their physician or health care practitioner.

--National Sleep Foundation