Sleep Coaches act as your expert guides throughout the Home Sleep Test and AutoCPAP treatment process. Based in Own Sleep Medicine’s regional offices in Kansas City, Missouri, and Vancouver, Washington, your team of experienced Sleep Coaches serves patients nationwide, providing personalized and attentive care to help you get the support and treatment you need. 

What are Sleep Coaches?
Sleep Coaches are licensed professionals with special skills, experience, and knowledge in Sleep Medicine - such as mask fitting, pressure adjustments, acclimation techniques, and compliance coaching. Those things are all crucial in guiding and supporting patients as they journey through the Home Sleep Testing and AutoCPAP treatment process.  

What do Sleep Coaches do?
Your Sleep Coach at Own Sleep Medicine is your direct point of contact who helps you with:

• Successfully Completing Your Home Sleep Test

Whether in-person or via telemedicine, a complimentary instruction appointment with a Sleep Coach along with an after-hours on-call phone number will help you be successful with your Home Sleep Test.

• Understanding Your Home Sleep Test Results 

After you have a home sleep apnea test, your Sleep Coach will contact you within two business days to review your results. They’re happy to answer any questions you might have about sleep apnea and your test results.  In addition, your sleep apnea coach sends a copy of the results directly to your referring physician (if applicable). So, your doctor may also want to schedule an appointment to talk about treatment.

• Finding the right AutoCPAP Mask

Own Sleep Medicine provides all patients with the smallest, lightest-weight, and most affordable CPAP mask as a default. There are many different choices for CPAP. If this mask doesn’t work, Sleep Coaches can help with fitting and finding the best mask for you.

What happens if I need help?
After your AutoCPAP setup, your Own Sleep Medicine Sleep Coach will be available to help you get the most out of your AutoCPAP therapy. Sleep Coaches are available via telemedicine appointments, phone calls, and email.