News Releases
CleveMed Issued Another Patent in the area of Obstructive Sleep Apnea Diagnosis
CleveMed, Cleveland, OH – June 13, 2017 – CleveMed, a leading provider of home sleep apnea testing (HSAT) solutions was issued another patent (9,615,773) that relates to identifying the location of airway obstructions during sleep apnea events. The patent is entitled “Method and Device for Sleep Analysis and Therapy”. “This patent expands our Intellectual Property portfolio in
CleveMed Selects Infor to Streamline Data Exchange across Products
Infor Cloverleaf Suite Supports Medical Device Manufacturers with Real-Time, Trusted Data NEW YORK – May 8, 2017 – Infor®, a leading provider of beautiful business applications specialized by industry and built for the cloud, today announced Cleveland Medical Devices, Inc. (CleveMed) selection of the Infor Cloverleaf® Integration Suite. CleveMed, a leading provider of home sleep
CleveMed Selected Among Top 10 Most Valuable Healthcare Solution Provider Companies
Don’t replace sleep apnea care delivery, offer the tools to un-fragment it. Read News Story Cleveland, OH – April 12, 2017 – CleveMed, a leading provider of home sleep apnea testing (HSAT) solutions was selected among the top 10 most valuable healthcare solution providers by InsightsSuccess magazine. “We are very excited about this
CleveMed Strengthens Its Intellectual Property in the At-Home Monitoring of Sleep Apnea Therapy Market
Fourth issued patent on technology covering at home titration and efficacy of CPAP therapy. CleveMed, Cleveland, OH – Jan 6, 2017 – CleveMed, a leading provider of home sleep apnea testing (HSAT) solutions was issued another important patent (9,533,114) that relates to its flagship product: SleepView. The patent is entitled “Integrated Diagnostic and Therapeutic System
CleveMed Issued Another Key Patent
"Simplicity has been a major driver for SleepView market demand. The single-ended belt and direct connection to the SleepView make placing the system very easy for patients." CleveMed, Cleveland, OH – Nov. 22, 2016 – CleveMed, a leading provider of home sleep apnea testing (HSAT) solutions was issued another important patent (9,492,105) for its flagship product:
Publications
Incorporating Sleep Apnea Testing Services at Worksite Clinics
as presented at Sleep 2016 in Denver CO, June 2016. Read Publication Home Sleep Testing can be initiated from settings other than a sleep lab including work site clinics; thus, offering more convenient options to the patient which may speed up the diagnostic and treatment process. Prior to this study, the success of HST administered by
Prevalence of Undetected Sleep Apnea in Patients Undergoing Cardiovascular Surgery and Impact on Postoperative Outcomes
as seen in Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine, Oct 2015, Vol 11, Number 10 Read Complete Publication Nancy Foldvary-Schaefer, DO, MS1; Roop Kaw, MD2; Nancy Collop, MD3; Noah D. Andrews, RPSGT1; James Bena, MS4; Lu Wang, MS4; Tracey Stierer, MD5; Marc Gillinov, MD6; Matt Tarler, PhD7; Hani Kayyali, MBA, MS7 1Cleveland Clinic Sleep Disorders
Work Site Clinics Expand with Sleep Apnea Care
Read Publication Lessons From A Care Program At Onsite Health Clinics by Brian Lemay, MS-HCA, Hani Kayyali, Kirk Scovill, Sarah Weimer, Eugene Estok, and Ted Bellezza, as seen in Nurse Practitioner Perspective Nov/Dec 2014, pages 34 - 37 ALTHOUGH thousands of corporations have implemented programs and incentives to improve employee health, many continue to
Patient Verification During Home Sleep Testing
Read Publication The advantages of home sleep testing (HST) include patient privacy and comfort, relief for overloaded/overbooked sleep laboratories, and cost savings. HST, however, lacks the first hand account that the recorded data is actually from the prescribed patient...
Nurse Practitioner-Led Obstructive Sleep Apnea Care
Read Publication by Wright, Wendy L., MS, APRN, FNP, FAANP, Dupont, Becky, MA, Manter, Becky, MA, Aoun, Naim, M.D., Weimer, Sarah, BS, Tarler, Matthew, Ph.D., Kayyali, Hani, MS, MBA, as presented at the Retail Clinician Education Congress 2014 Sleep apnea affects more than 40 million people in the United States. Yet, more than 80%