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NOTICE:
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all Edmonton Sleep Institute locations are open by appointment only until further notice. Please check back regularly for updates.

If you are experiencing any CPAP equipment issues, require supplies, or have questions for the Respiratory Therapist, please call the location of your choice to book an appointment.

Recall Notice:
On June 14, 2021 our clinic was notified that Philips Respironics announced a voluntary recall
notification / field safety notice for The CPAP devices currently used / sold at our clinic

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Are you getting your sleep?

Edmonton Sleep Institute can help you get a better night's rest

Do you have sleep apnea? Explore our services

Do you have sleep apnea?

  • Do you snore, or been told you snore loudly or even quietly?
  • Do you wake up with due to breathlessness?
  • Do you feel sleepy in the day time, even after you have received a full night's sleep?
  • Do you feel chronically fatigued?
  • Do you wake during the night and can't get back to sleep?
  • Do you anticipate a problem with sleep almost every night?

Because the symptoms of sleep apnea occur when people are sleeping, the condition can be difficult to diagnose. Many people will go years — even decades — before realizing that something is wrong. In the long term, if left untreated, sleep apnea can cause substantial damage. As a result of sleep apnea, people can develop cardiovascular problems such as heart palpitations and heart failure.

Our talented and trained team of Respiratory Therapists can help you diagnosis and ultimately get a good nights sleep. Contact us for more info or an appointment today.

About Edmonton Sleep Institute

Helping Edmonton sleep better.

Edmonton Sleep Institute is proud to be recognized as one of the leading providers of specialized sleep care for patients in the greater Edmonton region. Our experienced and compassionate team of Respiratory Therapists are dedicated to supporting patients on the path to better sleep.

Edmonton Sleep Institute offers a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic sleep disorder services, including individualized treatment plans and a variety of treatment options. We also offer comprehensive sleep apnea education designed to empower patients with the knowledge to understand and manage their condition.

With patients at the core of everything we do, Edmonton Sleep Institute strives to always provide rapid results and the highest level of ongoing care and support. We believe that improving the quality of sleep has a direct impact on improving health and quality of life, and are committed to helping our patients achieve the healthiest life possible. Our professional staff at each location look forward to serving you and working as part of your healthcare team. 

CPAP Machines

  • What is CPAP?

    CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) therapy is the most common treatment solution for patients suffering from obstructive sleep apnea.

    The breathing of patients who suffer from obstructive sleep apnea is interrupted when their throat briefly collapses and obstructs the airway, causing them to momentarily stop breathing during their sleep. Aside from the obvious detriment to a good night’s sleep, obstructive sleep apnea can also lead to other serious health problems such as heart disease and stroke.

    CPAP devices are designed to gently deliver a constant stream of pressured air through a mask to keep the airway open while breathing, thus resulting in a more restful and healthy night’s sleep.

  • How do CPAP machines work?

    CPAP machines deliver air via a mask that is placed over the nose, or the mouth and nose. The machine draws in air from the room and pressurizes it to a level prescribed by a physician. The air is delivered in a continuous stream through a mask to the patient’s airway. The machines are very quiet, and many of them have a small water tank that adds moisture to the air to reduce dry mouth, throat and nasal passages, and to make CPAP therapy a more comfortable experience.

    A flexible hose (typically six feet in length) connects the machine to the mask, delivering the pressurized air to the patient.

    There are a variety of different types of masks, including masks that only cover the nose (nasal CPAP, or NCPAP) and masks that cover the nose and mouth. Masks that cover the nose and mouth are needed for patients who breathe through the mouth when sleeping. While it may take time to adjust to sleeping with a mask, the benefits of CPAP therapy far outweigh the initial discomfort some patients may experience.

  • CPAP Outcomes

    Patients who regularly use CPAP devices to improve their sleep can expect a variety of benefits from the therapy. Common positive outcomes include:

    • Reduction or elimination of snoring
    • Reduced blood pressure
    • Better quality of sleep
    • Decrease in drowsiness during the day / increased alertness
    • Lowered risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes

Sleep Services

  • Sleep Studies

    Level III sleep studies are done in the comfort of your own home, using a portable device that collects sleep data including oxygen levels, airflow, snoring, and body position. A referral is required from a physician in order to do an at-home sleep study. These at-home tests are more accessible and less costly than sleep studies performed in a laboratory, and can be useful in providing a diagnosis. Level III sleep studies are very effective in diagnosing moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea, however for other suspected sleep disorders, an in-laboratory sleep study may be the best diagnostic route.

  • CPAP Trials

    If a Diagnosis of obstructive Sleep Apnea is made during a sleep study, a CPAP trial may be recommended. CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) is a device which is used to treat obstructive sleep apnea. This test is conducted, once again, at home over the course of 7-10 days or as directed. Upon return a therapist will review your results and can assist with obtaining a prescription should the continuation of therapy be warranted. Additional tests may be added such as an overnight oximetry test, which can be used to determine the effectiveness of CPAP therapy by measuring the amount of oxygen in the blood while using CPAP.

  • Pulmonary Consult Referrals

    In some cases, following an at-home sleep study, it may be recommended that an in-laboratory study, for further evaluation of a sleep disorder be conducted. Our Edmonton Sleep Institute Staff can then facilitate a referral for the recommended Level I sleep study by associated Pulmonary Consult.

  • CPAP Machine and Supply Sales

    Our professional and knowledgeable staff may assist you in purchasing a New or Replacement CPAP machine as well as aid you in mask fittings. Edmonton Sleep Institute carries a wide variety of sleep apnea masks from full face masks to the new hybrid nasal masks. Please contact the office for further information.
    Please Note: Insurance coverage varies. Please contact your insurance Provider in regard to coverage and the ability to Direct Bill, a pre-authorization may be required prior to purchase.

Downtown

First Edmonton Place
#107, 10665 Jasper Ave NW
Edmonton, AB  T5J 3S9
Phone

780-702-3871

Fax

780-702-3876

Southside

Heritage Lane
10859 23 Ave NW
Edmonton, AB  T6R 7B5
Phone

587-520-2299

Fax

587-520-2277

Northgate

Northgate Centre
#2086, 9499 137 Ave NW
Edmonton, AB  T5E 5R8
Phone

780-478-0064

Fax

780-478-0035

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