ESP Healthcare Group, LLC

02/10/2025

Recruiting On Call Respiratory Therapists and Registered Nurses with experience in Hospice Care. Must have a reliable transportation and experience in the use of Positive Airway Pressure Devices, Ventilators and Heated High Flow Humidifiers. Positions available in all Southern California Counties. For additional info, email jobs@esphealthcare.net

01/23/2025

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09/01/2023

New research finds that sleep can be most efficient and restful for older adults when nighttime bedroom ambient temperature ranges between 68 to 77°F (20 and 25°C). (Continue Reading)

08/22/2023

We've opened up shop in Hilo, Hawaii providing CPAP and BILEVELS (BIPAP). Working with Dr. Michael Russo's Sleep Clinic -"Honolulu Neuroscience Clinic". If you're looking for a Sleep Specialist or a Neurologist, Dr. Russo can be reached at (808) 294-3332.

We have openings in Southern California for Respiratory Therapists to work on-call to assist Hospice Patients with their Respiratory Equipment. Lancaster area is a special area we would like to fill.

In in the Big Island of Hawaii, I'm looking for a Respiratory Therapy Aide to assist with CPAP Clients. A background in health sciences is advisable. We are willing to train. If you are a CPAP-user, this experience will be a plus! Visit our website at www.esphealthcare.net and click on "Careers".

Our office in Hilo specializes in providing CPAP and Bilevel devices and supplies. Our clients are provided their prescribed Positive Airway Devices and Supplies instantaneously!

02/01/2023

Obstructive sleep apnea may be linked to low bone-mineral density in adults, according to UB-led research. 

09/08/2020

Atheists and Agnostics Sleep Better Than Catholics and Baptists
Posted by Sleep Review Staff | Sep 4, 2020 | Curated, Insomnia | 0 |

A new study out of Baylor University finds that 73% of atheists and agnostics sleep at least seven hours a night, compared to only 55% of Baptists and 63% of Catholics.

Atheists and agnostics also reported fewer difficulties falling asleep at night. The findings held even after controlling for details like age and socioeconomic status.

The American Academy of Sleep Medicine suggests at least seven hours of sleep per night.

The data comes from the Baylor Religious Survey, a nationwide poll that has been undertaken five times since 2005, and asks questions on religious beliefs, values, and behaviors. It includes topics like affiliations and personal beliefs about heaven. The latest rendition, in 2017, gathered responses from 11,000 surveys mailed out by Gallup.

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How well do you sleep at night? If you’re a nonbeliever, you might just get more winks.

06/30/2020

Posted by Sree Roy | Jun 24, 2020 | Obstructive Sleep Apnea

05/26/2020

Don’t let snoring ruin your relationship or a good night’s sleep. Learn what causes snoring and how you can cure it.

10/10/2019

California make sure you are prepared!

If you live in California, there is currently a Red Flag Fire Warning. Although this is nothing new in the golden state, communities are approaching this as preemptively as possible. With past fires caused by a faulty el...

10/05/2019

A new study gives another reason to continue using your CPAP.

Quick answer: There's a good chance.

09/10/2019

New to CPAP? Read 10 Tips to make your CPAP more comfortable.

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