At times, slouching will often lead in tempting you to take a quick doze or maybe a short nap. Everything is perfectly fine except of course if you are in the office and you have tons of paperwork to do. So rather than wait for your boss to take notice and most likely get you into trouble, here is an advanced way to save your neck.
The Philips Ergosensor Monitor will take heed of your “slouching” position and will eventually yell at you if you do. This was all made possible
Philips’ Alice PDx System has received the gold award the Best Home Sleeping System in a ceremony held last June 9 at the Medical Device & Manufacturing East 2010 Conference and Exposition in New York City.
The Alice PDx is an easy device to setup, aiming to accommodate side sleepers. A logical graphical screen assists the user in the application of the device. A separate step-by-step diagram also is included as reference. Color-coded labels located around the perimeter of the device indicat
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
Sleep specialists get a bit of new help as Philips announces its newest sleep analysis tool with the acquisition of the Somnolyzer 24×7 automated scoring solutions business from the Siesta Group. The Siesta Group is a Viennese research and clinical software company specialising in polysomnography-scoring (PSG) solutions for sleep centers.
This should be big help not only to sleep diagnostic centers but also for the people looking to remedy their sleep issues. This is a diagnostic aid for sleep and
Harrison’s Sleep Disorder Center expanded and renovated by providing adding more capacity and adding new equipment to accommodate and resolve patient issues suffering from sleep disorders. The new look offers a more appealing setup, close to a hotel-like atmosphere, and was completed last September.
Patients are prescreened before being referred to the sleep center, to make sure a study would benefit them. Once there, they’re hooked up to a dozen or so wires, each monitoring
For the people continuously suffering from sleep apnea, Philips Respironics has unveiled a new sleep therapy system that should address people who are having breathing difficulties at night. The new Continuous Positive Airway Pressure machine offers a new bi-level airway pressure technology which delivers a gentle flow of pressurized air through a mask and into the user, keeping their airway open and improving quality of rest.
With the growing number of people suffering from sleep apnea, this new system should be a welcome addition. OSA is a common condition that affects mor
Thanks to Philips, a new sleep analyzer system is set to be unveiled in the market. The product is the Alice PDx sleep analyzer which should be a great device to aid people who have issues with obstructive sleep apnea.
This device can be set by anyone easily before retiring to sweet slumber. It is important to procure the results generated by the device which should eventually be handed over to sleep specialists via a SD memory card.
The device is also useful sleep labs and clinics that cater to cardio-respiratory sleep analysis.
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