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Gaylord Sleep Medicine Backs Sleep Health Fair

Brian Yalung — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 07:30:28 +0000

A Sleep Health Fair will be held on June 24 at the Zandri’s Stillwood Inn at 1074 South Colony Road, Route 5 in Wallingford, Connecticut. The event is co-sponsored by Gaylord Sleep Medicine and Philips Respironics where speakers will grace the festivities to shed more light on sleep apnea and other sleeping disorders.

Respironics, PROVENT Sleep Apnea Therapy, J & L Medical Services and All-Med Health Care, Inc. will also be available with the newest sleep apnea and respiratory equipment as well as alternatives to CPAP that are exclusive to Gaylord Sleep Medicine. Dr. Stephen Palluotto, DMD will also show the dental alternatives to CPAP.

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SOVA Therapy Memory Foam Pillow

Brian Yalung — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 21:30:19 +0000

The use of memory foam pillows have already proven their worth. Not only do they provide the necessary comfort that people require when going to sleep, they have also delivered therapeutic solutions for people who have been suffering from back problems or muscle issues. And now we have another one in the SOVA Therapy memory foam pillows which should widen our selection of ideal pillows for use.

One night with this incredible memory foam pillow and you’ll know immediately why people everywhere have gotten a full night’s rest and started singing the praises of Health Care Memory Foam.

Price: $39.95

(Source) Gadget Universe

Raise your Baby with Safe Sleep Practice

Brian Yalung — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 20:01:57 +0000

The key for healthy care for your babies is to make sure that they have a healthy sleeping environment. Babies sleep a lot during their stage and as a parent, the best way to nurture and make sure that they get the best respite, surroundings and the proper way to aid them in their sleep is a must.

Parents would normally feel that they know everything about the well-being of their child. But then again, listening and seeing what programs or events may have to offer would not hurt.

“As things have progressed in health care, as we go back and look now, the commonalities we found is that blankets pose a risk of suffocation,” Kerrigan said. The sleep sacks have openings at the neck and arms and keep a baby warm without a chance of loose blankets covering the baby’s face. A toddler version with openings allows walking.

(Source) Fortwayne