At Air Liquide Healthcare, our Patient Pathway is an end-to-end solution for the diagnosis, treatment and ongoing management of obstructive sleep apnea.
Read moreIf you think that you are at risk of having obstructive sleep apnea, download our referral and speak to your GP today.
Read MoreYou will undergo a sleep test in the comfort of your own bed. Our independent sleep physicians will then provide a diagnosis and management recommendations based on your results.
Read moreWe understand that everyone is different, and will work with you to ensure you have the best treatment for your circumstances.
Read moreWhether you need ongoing support, follow up consultations or troubleshooting, we’re here to be your life partner.
Read moreOur patient pathway guides you through your sleep journey from the moment you are booked in for your sleep study. We’re here to provide the best sleep solutions, for you.
Our sleep questionnaire assesses your sleepiness along with some common risks and symptoms to determine your likelihood of a sleep related issue. Complete the questionnaire now and find out if you require a home diagnostic sleep study.
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If you think you are at risk of sleep apnea, download our referral and speak to your GP.
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Our journey in sleep over the last 20 years has allowed us to build long, established relationships with leading CPAP equipment manufacturers and provide excellent service to our CPAP patients nationwide.
Being a supportive partner to our patients throughout their entire sleep journey from diagnosis to ongoing treatment is our priority, and with that in mind we have unified our existing brands to bring to you, Sleep Solutions.
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Do you have a question or need some troubleshooting assistance? Head on over to our FAQ section for diagnostic, therapy and equipment guidance.
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Hygiene may seem like a strange word to use with sleep. However, the term ‘hygiene’ describes practices that support good health, such as hand washing and cleanliness to reduce the risk of infection.
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Untreated OSA often causes daytime sleepiness, fatigue and difficulty concentrating – all of which can contribute to the risk of having an accident or falling asleep at the wheel.
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