Sleep Disorders Center of Alabama

11/01/2021

08/25/2021

We’re currently looking for a new sleep tech. Please help us spread the word.

07/04/2021

We hope you have a fun & safe holiday!

06/03/2021

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06/03/2021

We are currently recruiting BiPAP users for a research trial. Please send an email to jcory@sleepalabama.com if you are interested. More information to come!

10/20/2020

Do you use either of these CPAP machines? We are currently enrolling for a new CPAP machine trial. We are looking for active CPAP users. Participating in clinical research is a great way to try unreleased products prior to them hitting the market. You’re also given the opportunity to provide potentially useful feedback and compensated for your time. Contact jcory@sleepalabama.com to see if you qualify.

10/01/2020

Attention! We are currently enrolling for a quick easy trial for an unrealeased at home sleep device. We are looking for participants that do not have an Obstructive Sleep Apnea diagnosis or participants that do have an OSA diagnosis but are not currently treating with CPAP. Email jcory@sleepalabama.com for questions or concerns.

09/23/2020

We are looking for a fresh friendly face! Please use the email listed at the bottom of the post.

06/24/2020

Did you miss our webinar in April? You’re in luck, we’re doing it again! I am sure you have seen the commercials, but now you have an opportunity to learn more about Inspire for Sleep Apnea. Simply follow the link below to register for the webinar. Tell your friends too! www.inspiresleepevents.com

06/09/2020

Have you ever filled out the Epworth Sleepiness Scale questionnaire? It evaluates your daytime sleepiness and helps you determine if you should seek advice from a sleep specialist. If you scored 9 or more, give us a call. 205-599-1020

06/08/2020

Did you know that children can have sleep apnea too? It is commonly misdiagnosed as ADHD. Check out this article for more information. We are able to perform sleep studies on children too. If you think your child may have sleep apnea, give us a call today. 205-599-1020.

Brief pauses in breathing during sleep can be normal. But when breathing stops often or for longer periods, it can be a cause for concern.