Inspired Sleep

Did you know that sleep apnea can affect your memory? Many people with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) are unable to recall their own personal memories in detail due to the severe effects OSA can have on the brain. Brain scans of people with sleep apnea show they have a significant loss of grey matter from regions that overlap with the autobiographical memory network, says Melinda Jackson, a senior research fellow at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.

Many people are unaware they have sleep apnea until a bed partner complains that they snore heavily and notices they gasp while sleeping. Farhana was concerned for James' safety when he was diagnosed with sleep apnea. He tried using every type of CPAP mask with little success. Then he found out about Inspire Sleep Apnea Innovation.

What is obstructive sleep apnea? Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a serious medical condition affecting over 22 million Americans. Sleep apnea occurs when individuals stop breathing for short periods of time while asleep. People with sleep apnea are often unable to get the restorative sleep that their bodies and minds need because of the frequent disruptions in their breathing. Do you suffer from it? Set up your appointment with Dr. Athavale today: https://qoo.ly/39ez6h

Georgians, thank you for choosing us to help you achieve a better night's sleep. We look forward to helping many more people in the new year! To all of our patients, family, friends and community members -- we hope you have a safe and happy Thanksgiving!

Once you complete your initial consultation, there are just three simple steps to sleeping with Inspire: 1. An airway exam 2. The Inspire procedure 3. Turning on Inspire & confirming the settings... Watch to learn more!