Sleep Apnea Testing

Sleep Apnea Treatment Options

Sleep apnea is highly treatable, and there's rarely a one-size-fits-all answer. Here's an overview of the main options, always guided by your physician.

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PAP therapy (CPAP/APAP)

Positive airway pressure therapy is the most common and effective treatment for obstructive sleep apnea. A small device delivers gentle air pressure that keeps your airway open during sleep.

Weight management

Because excess weight is a common contributor to obstructive sleep apnea, physician-guided weight management can meaningfully improve symptoms for many people. Learn more about weight management and sleep.

Other approaches

  • Positional strategies for position-dependent sleep apnea
  • Oral appliances in appropriate cases
  • Addressing nasal congestion and related factors

CPAP setup and referrals

When PAP therapy is the right fit, we coordinate device setup and mask fitting so therapy is comfortable and sustainable. If CPAP isn't right for you, explore alternatives to CPAP. Your physician recommends the approach that fits your diagnosis and goals.

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Home Sleep Apnea Testing

The full Georgia home sleep testing overview. →

Alternatives to CPAP

Options when CPAP isn't the right fit. →

Weight Management & Sleep

How weight and sleep apnea connect. →

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

PAP therapy (CPAP/APAP) is the most common and effective treatment for obstructive sleep apnea, though the right approach depends on your diagnosis and preferences.
No. Depending on your situation, options can include weight management, positional strategies, and oral appliances. Your physician will discuss what fits you.
For many people, physician-guided weight management improves obstructive sleep apnea symptoms because excess weight is a common contributor.

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