ProSomnus, MonitAir Partner to Integrate OSA Remote Monitoring
The collaboration integrates data from the ProSomnus RPMO₂ into MonitAir’s platform to support longitudinal tracking.
The collaboration integrates data from the ProSomnus RPMO₂ into MonitAir’s platform to support longitudinal tracking.
Sleep physician John E. Remmers, MD, an inventor of forward-thinking sleep medicine technologies and a prolific sleep researcher, died the morning of July 7.
Stakeholders predict what the years-long sales pause of Philips’ CPAPs will mean for sleep medicine.
The company achieved a 28% increase in revenue, reaching $7.5 million, and maintained high on-time delivery rates.
Read MoreAccepted abstracts for the 2024 AADSM Annual Meeting explore enhanced health outcomes in OSA treatment with oral appliances and reduced staining in medical-grade class VI devices.
Read MoreFour independent scientific abstracts accepted for the meeting contain data utilizing ProSomnus oral appliances.
Read MoreProSomnus has voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, planning to cut its debt by 60% and inject $20 million into the company to support operations and new developments.
Read MoreThe company reported a 43% increase in annual revenue for 2023, driven in part by greater adoption of its oral appliance therapy for obstructive sleep apnea.
Read MoreA pilot study showed the technology can accurately, safely, and continuously monitor blood oxygen saturation, potentially providing ongoing assessment of the efficacy of oral appliance therapy.
Read MoreThe FDA is in the process of reviewing the company’s premarket notification for its ProSomnus EVO oral device for the treatment of patients with severe obstructive sleep apnea.
Read MoreOral appliance therapy maker ProSomnus Inc announced its capability to support sleep apnea patients and sleep physicians affected by the discontinuation of certain CPAP devices.
Read MoreUnitedHealthcare’s updated medical policy for obstructive and central sleep apnea establishes oral appliance therapy as a prerequisite therapy for surgical treatment in adult patients with moderate to severe OSA.
Read MoreA recent study reveals that precision oral appliance therapy devices, developed by ProSomnus Inc, are effective in treating patients with obstructive sleep apnea.
Read MoreProSomnus Inc, a manufacturer of oral appliance therapy, reported record third-quarter revenue, marking its seventh consecutive quarter of revenue growth.
Read MoreProSomnus raised $10 million in a convertible preferred equity offering to fuel growth and improve operations.
Read MoreThe data adds to the volume of independent evidence establishing precision oral devices as a leading treatment option for OSA, according to the company.
Read MoreUpdated clinical trial data indicate that the First Line Obstructive Sleep Apnea Treatment study, comparing precision oral appliance therapy and CPAP, is on track to achieve all endpoints, according to Prosomnus.
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