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Making the Right Choice for Your Sleep Lab - Whether you're opening a new sleep lab or upgrading from an outdated polysomnography (PSG) system, selecting the right diagnostic technology is crucial. Our new PSG Purchasing Guide with questions to consider when choosing a new PSG system is here to help you make an informed decision, ensuring you choose the best solution for your needs. Discover how the Nox A1s PSG system matches up with your sleep lab’s needs, a system that is designed for patient comfort and optimized workflow efficiency with its advanced hardware and software features.

The Nox T3s is a popular choice among sleep professionals worldwide. The Nox T3s is a durable and cost-effective Type III home sleep test, designed for simplicity and robust data collection. It directly detects sleep and breathing disorders and features a patient-friendly setup. The lightweight and comfortable sleep recorder is known for its proven reliability. Discover how the Nox T3s can benefit your practice.

Did you know that up to 9 of 10 women with sleep apnea remain undiagnosed, often due to symptoms that differ from those in men? Recently, we teamed up with the AAST to host a webinar discussion on this critical issue, highlighting how misdiagnosis can impact women's health and exploring steps to improve diagnosis rates. Read our recap article for key insights and watch the full recording to learn more. #SleepApnea #Webinar #SleepMedicine 

We have just received our printed copy of the latest issue of Montage by AASM Foundation in the mail. Filled with insightful stories and new research on sleep and sleep disorders, this edition features our ad on the back cover showcasing the Nox A1s polysomnography system. To learn more about our PSG technology, visit: https://lnkd.in/d-X7jKUn

Not all home sleep apnea tests (HSAT) are created equal. SleepWorld Magazine recently published an article highlighting the differences between HSATs that use two respiratory inductance plethysmography (RIP) belts —a direct measurement of respiration during sleep — and those that don't. "Unlike in-lab polysomnography, home sleep testing equipment varies significantly. Some systems use two respiratory inductance plethysmography belts identical to in lab setups, but others use patches to assess chest and/or abdominal wall excursion, and others do not use either," says Christopher Cielo, DO, attending pulmonologist in the Division of Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), in the article. Direct measurements—including from sensors in RIP belts and EEGs—provide the clearest pictures of respiratory function and sleep architecture, writes healthcare journalist Kerri Reeves in the article. Additionally, "Without measuring directly the respiratory effort from both the chest and the abdominal walls, you can't tell what type of apnea it is," says Helgi G. Helgason, Nox Medical product specialist. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gw9YChzW #Sleep #Diagnostics #SleepHealth AASM Foundation

Here are a few reflections on independence and this year's SLEEP event in Houston. Thanks to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the Sleep Research Society for helping to lead our field forward with impactful events like these. Thank you to all of the Nox Medical and Nox Health crew who made this an incredible event Thanks to Dilja Valsdottir, Ellisif Sigurjónsdóttir, Birgir Breiðfjörð, Drew Lackner, MBA, John Mairs, Carly Hutchison, David Lacasse, Jared Hendricks, Ron Fossceco, Chris Speigner, Kevin Siana, Byron Jamerson, Helgi G. Helgason, Natalie Morin, Snorri Helgason, Emerson Kerr, Pablo Anaya, Valgeir Tómasson, Kristján Valgarðsson, Heidi Doss Riney, Alp Sinan Baran, MD, Jason Ong, Jennifer Carlson, Nikki-Bella Patel, Emily Buxton Taylor, Sigurjon Kristjansson #sleep #Diagnostics #ArtificialIntelligence #chronicconditions #independence #sleepapnea #iceland

After returning from #SLEEP 2024, the premier conference dedicated to clinical  sleep medicine, circadian research, and #sleephealth, all of us at Nox Medical would like to thank everyone involved for making this one of the most memorable SLEEP conferences yet. We are thankful to the AASM Foundation and the Sleep Research Society for making this possible, as well as all the dedication from event organizers behind the scenes. Our polysomnography at-home symposium had a remarkable turnout as did the social mixer. We are very grateful to get to know our customers and engage in exciting conversations about the future of the sleep industry. Take a look at our video recap below for a few highlights:

Thank you #SLEEP2024! I just wanted to drop a quick note to express my gratitude for an amazing conference! It was fantastic seeing the entire field of sleep healthcare come together to push our industry forward. Sleep healthcare is foundational for our healthcare system, and Nox is at the forefront of supporting a movement toward high-quality, value-based care, focused on the success of patients as we redefine sleep care management as a chronic disease intervention strategy. Our Nox Medical team returned, tired but inspired, after nonstop demos and impactful customer conversations, where we raised the bar to a whole new level. A special thank you to everyone who attended our customer appreciation party on Monday night, featuring the Nox RIP band, with rock stars like Snorri Helgason and Byron Jamerson. I'm proud to be part of such a stellar team! Thanks to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the Sleep Research Society for continuing to host an excellent #SLEEP conference, a gathering of the greatest minds in the sleep industry. #noxhealth #noxmedical Thank you, Ingvar Hjalmarsson, Emily Buxton Taylor, Emerson Kerr, Heidi Doss Riney, Jason Ong, Frances Thorndike, Carly Hutchison, Chris Speigner, David Lacasse, Dilja Valsdottir, Ellisif Sigurjónsdóttir, Helgi G. Helgason, Jared Hendricks, Jennifer Carlson, John Mairs, Kevin Siana, Kristján Valgarðsson, Natalie Morin, Pablo Anaya, Ron Fossceco, Valgeir Tómasson, Byron Jamerson, Cecile Martin, Demi Collins, Evan Gilchrist, MSN, FNP-C, Nikki-Bella Patel, Snorri Helgason, Drew Lackner, Alp Sinan Baran, and the entire Nox team!

Thank you to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the Sleep Research Society for continuing to host an excellent #SLEEP show, a convergence of the greatest minds in the sleep industry. ✨ There's still time to visit the Nox Medical booth #1021 today to receive an in-person demo of the Nox Connect platform, a comprehensive cloud platform that is designed to seamlessly integrate with your sleep lab for streamlined operations and increased efficiency. ✨ If you have any questions about diagnostic innovations coming from Nox, including the Nox A1s polysomnography and the T3s home sleep apnea test, please find one of the many Nox Medical team members on the ground to have a conversation about where sleep diagnostics are going next.

The Nox Medical booth at #SLEEP2024 in Houston is seeing a lot of excitement around the launch of the new Nox Connect platform. Come check it out if you haven't already. The next Nox Connect live presentation at the Nox Medical booth will take place at today 3:20 p.m. See you there.