SleepTech Talk

This week, the STT Crew talks to Kevin Adley, RPSGT CCSH.  Kevin is the Director of Business Development at Dr Lullaby.  Kevin has over 20 years of experience in the field of Sleep Medicine. He has worked in a variety of areas and has developed an expertise in offering alternative strategies to both providers and patients for traditional sleep treatments.He currently serves as Vice Chair for the AAST’s Educational Advisory Committee and is on theBoard of Directors for the Illinois Sleep Society. He is committed to giving back to the field and enjoys being part of the innovation process in the field of Sleep Medicine.   Credits:  Intro Music: Pierce G. Mann  Video/ Sound: Diego R. Mann

Happy New Year! Join the STT Crew as we ring in the new year and talk to Andrea Ramberg, President, BRPT! Andrea has spent over a decade learning every component of polysomnography, from clinical to administrative. She is double credentialed with her RPSGT and CCSH and holds a Master of Science in Industrial and Organizational Psychology.  She piloted and spearheaded an inpatient sleep screening program that was featured in the 2018 August/September issue of Sleep Review magazine and went on to consult with hospitals nationwide helping them start their own programs. Andrea is the Clinical Director for EnsoData, helping to bring sleep into the future with Artificial Intelligence.  She also serves as President of the BRPT where her passion is advocating for new, evolving roles for sleep technologists. Credits: Intro Music: Pierce G. Mann Editing: Diego R. Mann

The SleepTech Talk Team back together again! (The summer has been rough on our schedules). On this week's episode we learn some things that we will be discussing on future episodes and revisit a few things we have learned from some of our most recent guests.  Join us for this round table of sleep talk! 

It's inventors week on SleepTech Talk with Dr. William Noah!  Dr Noah has invented a revolutionary device to make CPAP more comfortable for patients and increase adherence. The V-Com, which softens peak inspiratory flow, makes starting CPAP easier and faster. V-Com is an accessory added between the CPAP mask and the CPAP hose that is specifically engineered to reduce inspiratory pressure and flow to provide comfort with minimal to no reduction in expiratory pressure (EPAP). Since V-Com has minimal effect on EPAP, there is minimal effect on therapy. After weeks or months when the patient can easily tolerate the peak flow and inspiratory pressure of PAP therapy, the V-Com can be removed from the circuit. Join us as we learn more about this new tool that can help our patients tolerate PAP therapy and improve overall adherence!   To learn more or to request a free sample of the V-Com - https://sleepres.com/v-com/ Intro music Pierce G. Mann Sound Diego R. Mann

This weeks episode highlights Julie Dewitte with Kaiser Permanente Sleep!  Julie DeWitte has over 25 years’ experience in the field of sleep diagnostics and respiratory therapy. Ms. DeWitte has organized and developed multiple sleep centers and has extensive experience with the management of patients with complex sleep and respiratory disorders including chronic hypercapnic respiratory failure and neonatal respiratory disorders. She is currently an administrator under the direction of Dr. Dennis Hwang at Kaiser Permanente Fontana Sleep Disorders Center. This center is a leader in the field of sleep medicine that manages a large volume of patients with complex sleep and respiratory disorders. Credits Intro music: Pierce G. Mann Sound: Diego R. Mann