Sleep Specialists, LLC and HGE Health Care Solutions Announce Comprehensive Sleep Program.

Sleep Specialists, LLC sleep apnea device used in study researching cost effectiveness.

Sleep Specialists, LLC Announces Exclusive Distributor for the Zzoma Sleep Apnea Device in Australia.

Sleep Specialists, LLC Receives Regulatory Approval in Australia for Zzoma Sleep Apnea Device.

Zzoma Sleep Apnea Device Seeing Widespread Utilization Across United States, Europe. 

SnoreMart.com has been appointed as an Authorized Distributor for Zzoma.

Zzoma is mentioned in the Positional Therapy in Obstructive Sleep Apnea, published in November 2014.

Sleep Savvy – Being Aware of Your Sleep Environment. A Zzoma pillow can promote better sleep for those with: sleep apnea, those who snore or who have acid reflux.

Sleep Specialists, LLC Obtains CE Mark for Zzoma Sleep Apnea Device.

Gadgets for Love: Can a Toilet, Headphones, a Pillow, Blanket and Coffeemaker Help Your Relationship? There are many pillows that claim to prevent you from snoring, but they are pillows for your head. The Zzoma pillow is actually a sleeping aid you strap around your waist and it forces you to sleep on your side: a position that is less likely to induce snoring.

Stop Snoring Solution Reviews – StopSnores.com Introduced Zzoma Positional SleeperStopSnore.com introduced one of its stop snoring solution reviews on a stop snoring aid named Zzoma Positional Sleeper on April 15, 2011.

Sleep Specialists, LLC Secures Venture Capital Funding for Zzoma
FDA-Cleared Medical Device To Provide Relief to Patients with Positional Sleep Apnea

Right now, it's only approved as an anti-snoring device, but Dr. Krachman said they've applied for FDA-approval for the device to also treat positional sleep apnea. If they win that approval, the cost of the Zzoma could be covered by insurance

Need some Z’s?  Try Zzoma. Zzoma is worn like a belt around the chest. At the back there is a piece of firm foam covered in canvas that prevents the wearer from sleeping on his back. Developers say it is easier to use than a commonly used treatment – the continuous positive airway pressure machine – which blows air into a person’s face to keep their airway open.

New Device Aims To Give Sleep Apnea Sufferers Relief And Rest. Fifty percent of patients with mild sleep apnea (those who experience anywhere from five to 15 events an hour) and 20 percent of people with moderate sleep apnea (15 to 30 events an hour) have positional sleep apnea. Krachman explains how wearing the device, called Zzoma, works to reduce those episodes.