Sleep apnea and snoring treatment near Park City

Sleepy behind the wheel is a symptom

Untreated sleep apnea breaks up your sleep dozens or even hundreds of times a night, and most people never remember waking. What they notice is the day: the heavy eyelids in the afternoon, the coffee that stops working, the stretch of highway they don’t remember driving. Sleep apnea is linked to drowsy-driving accidents, and it’s treatable.

If that sounds familiar, take the two-minute sleep quiz. A high score is a good reason to get a home sleep test.

If you drive for a living

Commercial drivers who are flagged for sleep apnea at a DOT physical usually need to show their treatment is working. Whether an oral appliance meets that requirement is up to your certified medical examiner, so ask before you start. If they accept it, we can provide the treatment records and the follow-up sleep test results they ask for.

An appliance also suits life on the road. It needs no power, no distilled water and no outlet next to the bunk, and it fits in a pocket.

Getting here from Park City

The office is on East 21st Street North, just east of Webb Road. From Park City, I-135 and K-96 around the north side of Wichita keep most of the trip on highway.