Loud snoring and daytime tiredness might seem like normal parts of the aging process. However, these symptoms might actually indicate sleep apnea—a potentially life-threatening condition that grows more common with age. Sleep apnea in older adults affects nearly half of seniors, and the risk becomes even more pronounced after age 80. If left untreated, it …
Life of all kinds thrives in the summer, leading to an abundance of airborne allergens. Grass and weed pollen are at their worst in the hottest months. Warm temperatures and high humidity promote the growth of mold spores. Dust mites are at their most active this time of year. These microscopic creatures trigger allergies when …
Traveling should be exciting, not exhausting. But for people living with sleep apnea, the first thing that comes to mind is often unfamiliar sleeping environments and extra stress around treatment. Whether you are flying across the country or driving to a weekend getaway, managing sleep apnea on the road takes a bit of planning. The …
If you have sleep apnea and you’re considering an oral appliance, the first question is usually simple. Does insurance cover oral appliances for sleep apnea in New York?In many cases, yes, some plans do. Coverage depends on your diagnosis, your plan’s rules, and the documentation your provider submits. A clear picture of oral appliance sleep …
If you’re a New Yorker who suffers from sleep apnea, then you likely know all the many ways it can impact your daily life and overall health. However, what you may not know about are all the various smart bed benefits for sleep apnea.Technological advancements continue to produce more comfortable, effective treatments for sleep apnea, …
A recent Understanding Sleep Apnea survey by the National Sleep Foundation revealed a growing problem in the United States. According to the study, nearly one in three Americans diagnosed with sleep apnea are not receiving any form of treatment, even though most reportedly understand the severity of the condition. The survey also looked at how …
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) affects millions of people worldwide, causing not only excessive fatigue but a host of serious health risks. While traditional treatments, such as CPAP machines or mouth guards, are highly effective, not everyone finds them comfortable. That’s why many New York residents are now turning to tongue exercises for sleep apnea.But are …
Sleep is the foundation of good health, yet millions of people struggle with a condition that disrupts their rest every night: sleep apnea. This sleep disorder is incredibly common in New York and throughout the country, yet it’s often not taken as seriously as it should be. Meanwhile, there are several serious, untreated sleep apnea …
Sleep apnea and diabetes may seem unrelated, but research shows a strong connection between the two. People with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) are more likely to develop insulin resistance, a significant factor in type 2 diabetes. Interrupted breathing during sleep can also trigger hormonal changes that affect glucose metabolism, making it more difficult for the …
Sleep apnea does not manifest in the same way for everyone. That is especially true for women. While obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) affects both sexes, the diagnosis process often overlooks how it appears in women. Gender bias in sleep apnea diagnosis leads to underdiagnosis, misdiagnosis, and a lack of appropriate care. These gaps have serious …
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