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Sleep Deprivation = Alcohol Use:
2 Hours Sleep Loss = 0.045% BAC
6 Hours Sleep Loss = 0.102% BAC -
Commercial crashes cost on average $75,637 per crash and $3.54 million per fatal crash.
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According to one study, 57% of shift workers who snored claimed they've had sleep related accidents or near accidents in the past year
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As many as 52.5% of all work related accidents and injuries are potentially related to sleepiness in the US working population
Drowsy is the Same as Drunk
Sleep deprivation impacts employees - don't work under the influence
Everything from irritability to others, impaired memory and comprehension, and poor work performance can be attributed to sleep concerns. Making Sleep Work for You℠ screens, diagnoses, treats, and monitors employees to correct the problem and ensure they sleep well each night.
Together we can make sleep work for you.
A December 7th joint public meeting between MCSAC and the MRB made significant recommendations to the FMCSA to help medical examiners identify commercial drivers with OSA.
The driver of a bus that crashed, killing two people, on Interstate 90 a few miles near Oakland in 2009 had fallen asleep at the wheel, according to the Suk Law Firm.
Our Kindle Fire winner is Susan Lee from Advance Auto Parts in Bloomington, MN.
MSWFY℠ is a successful process of screening for and confirming the presence of Excessive Sleepiness and Obstructive Apnea.
Beneficial effects from treatment can be seen after the first night of use. Employees will sleep better and wake up refreshed and ready for their day. Read More...
There are many treatment options for obstructive sleep apnea that can help your employees receive a better night's sleep.
The most common and effective treatment for Obstructive Sleep Apnea is Positive Airway Pressure (PAP) Therapy. Each night a person wears a mask that fits over the nose and/or mouth and gently blows air into the airway to keep the throat open during sleep. Read More...
Compliance monitoring is crucial to a patient's success with CPAP and achieving better overall health. One study showed that a single night without CPAP therapy was associated with a return to pretreatment levels of daytime sleepiness and impaired vigilance.
CPAP reduces healthcare expenditures associated with Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome. In one study, researchers tracked healthcare expenditures of sleep apnea patients before and after diagnosis. Read More...
