Our Greensboro sleep professionals have dedicated their entire careers to helping patients suffering from sleep apnea get the much-needed relief they deserve. Let us help you find answers by scheduling a consultation today.
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At your consultation, you will receive a thorough evaluation from our nearby sleep experts to determine whether you could benefit from an at-home sleep study.
If you haven’t already received a sleep study, our team will provide you with one that you can wear at night in the comfort of your own home.
After your sleep study results have been evaluated, our team will discuss each of your treatment options and answer any questions you may have.
You don’t need to go to a different office to be prescribed a CPAP machine because we offer it here! This device will help keep your airway free of obstruction as you rest, ensuring you receive ample oxygen flow.
If you’re CPAP-intolerant, or prefer another option to CPAP, we also offer oral appliance therapy. Instead of having to be hooked up to a whirring machine, you’ll simply put your customized appliance in your mouth. This will keep your airway open as you sleep.
Some patients may be able to benefit from both CPAP and oral appliance therapy. In this case, we may prescribe both to be used to help prevent chronic snoring, morning headaches, and daytime fatigue.
Jack Bagley, PA
Jack Bagley, PA has been working for years helping his patients achieve restful, regenerating sleep and improving their daily lives. He brings many years of experience to the practice and have helped hundreds of people treat their obstructive sleep apnea.
We want to make it as affordable as possible to treat your sleep apnea, which is why we’re in-network with most medical insurance plans and are happy to file claims on your behalf to maximize your benefits and help you save.
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Our office is happy to work with a trusted, third-party financier, CareCredit. Upon approval, CareCredit allows you to split up your overall treatment cost into more manageable, smaller monthly payments that are easier to budget for.
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Nuestros expertos del sueño y nuestro personal, están orgullosos de ofrecer un servicio de excelente calidad para nuestra audiencia de habla hispana. Jack Bagley y nuestro equipo hablan español, asi que siéntase tranquilo de que usted va a poder comunicarse efectivamente con sus proveedores.
He is very professional, personable, and listens with care! I cannot say enough good things about him and his staff!! Everyone in the office was wonderful! They were all very polite and friendly!
Jack prescribed a mouth piece that cured my apnea. I now sleep sound without snoring nor rolling side-to-side. My wife is also very pleased to have a quiet sleep partner.
Jack Bagley is awesome! Dedicated to his patients and solution driven. Cannot think of a medical professional that I trust more than him. Five Stars all the way.
Our team is here to answer any questions you might have about sleep apnea or the treatments we provide. Check out the FAQs below for helpful, easy-to-understand responses to some of the most common inquiries we’ve received from our patients.
Loud snoring and sleep apnea often go hand in hand. However, it’s important to keep in mind that not everyone who snores has sleep apnea. In order to determine whether you are experiencing sleep-disordered breathing, you will need to undergo sleep testing.
In general, snoring is likely to be a sign of sleep apnea if it’s accompanied by other symptoms associated with the disorder, such as excessive daytime sleepiness, morning headaches, and gasping for air while you’re asleep.
It’s rare for sleep apnea to be the direct cause of death. Nevertheless, if it’s left untreated, it can lead to all sorts of life-threatening problems. People with sleep apnea tend to be more likely to experience dangerous cardiovascular issues, including heart attacks. Furthermore, a lack of quality sleep can increase your chances of getting into an accident on the road. In short, ignoring sleep apnea for too long can be dangerous, so it’s in your best interest to have it treated as soon as possible.
If you have a medical insurance plan, there’s a good chance that it offers some coverage for the diagnosis and treatment of sleep apnea. Every insurance plan is different, so it’s important to double-check your benefits before you begin the treatment process. Our team wants you to be able to get the most out of your benefits, which is why we’re happy to answer any insurance-related questions that you might have.
The type of sleep apnea treatment that’s right for you depends on the specifics of your case. An oral appliance can be an excellent choice for patients who have mild to moderate sleep apnea and want a quieter, more comfortable alternative to a CPAP machine. But if your sleep-disordered breathing is particularly severe, CPAP may be the more effective option.
In some cases, our sleep apnea experts in Greensboro may recommend combined sleep apnea treatment, which utilizes a CPAP machine along with an oral appliance. Many patients find this approach more comfortable than CPAP alone because it allows them to use their machine at a lower setting.
Being overweight can be a significant risk factor for sleep apnea. As such, losing a few pounds can often go a long way toward improving the quality of your sleep. That said, there’s no guarantee that losing weight will make your sleep apnea go away completely. A sleep study will need to be performed to see if sleep apnea is still present following weight loss.
