Healthcare providers are under growing pressure to improve patient access while facing staffing shortages and rising operational costs. Yet, many AI tools fail to deliver measurable financial results, leaving practices stuck in “pilot purgatory.” Patient Prism aims to solve these challenges with its AI Revenue Activation platform. The proprietary AI-driven […]
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HoneyNaps Wins FDA Clearance for AI Sleep Analysis Device
HoneyNaps, an AI-based sleep medicine company, announced that SOMNUM V3.0, its AI diagnosis software for polysomnography (PSG) analysis, has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) clearance under clearance number K253390. SOMNUM is clinical decision support software designed to assist medical professionals in analyzing PSG data, including sleep staging and […]
sovaSage Introduces AI-Powered Clinical Indicator Intelligence to Advance PAP Patient Management
sovaSage™ announced the new release of Clinical Indicator Intelligence™, an enhanced feature within sovaGuide™ featuring Jeanie™. Using machine learning, the new capability continuously analyzes multiple PAP therapy variables to help providers identify patients who may require additional clinical evaluation before therapy challenges lead to reduced benefit or treatment abandonment. The […]
The AI Conversation Sleep Medicine Isn’t Having
Here’s an uncomfortable exercise. Tomorrow morning, walk through your sleep lab or practice and ask one question: “Has anyone here ever used ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or another AI tool for work?” If the answer is no, chances are someone isn’t being completely honest. Artificial intelligence has become part of the […]
Can a Handheld Device Teach Your Patients to Breathe Their Way to Better Sleep?
Most sleep clinicians know the evidence for slow-paced breathing. Fewer have found a practical way to get patients to actually do it consistently, in the dark, without reaching for their phone. That gap is what moonbird was designed to close. Moonbird is a handheld tactile breath pacer: it expands and […]
Huxley Medical Expands SANSA Diagnostic Platform with Point-of-Care Enrollment and Additional Cardiovascular Risk Marker
Huxley Medical, a commercial-stage medical technology company expanding access to sleep apnea testing across health systems, cardiology, and primary care, today introduced two additions to its SANSA® platform: SANSA GO™, a point-of-care enrollment model that enables clinics to dispense SANSA at patient visits, and hypoxic burden, an additional measure of […]
Vitacore Announces World-First Custom-Fit CPAP Mask Following Health Canada MDL Approval
Vitacore announced that it has received a Medical Device Licence (MDL) from Health Canada for FormFit™, the world’s first fully custom-fit medical-grade silicone CPAP mask. With regulatory approval secured, Vitacore is officially launching FormFit™ across Canada, direct-to-consumer at vitacore.com/formfit and through participating sleep clinics and healthcare providers nationwide. The proprietary […]
Philips Expands DreamStation Access for Lower-Weight Patients
Philips announced that Philips Respironics DreamStation BiPAP AVAPS devices, which include S, T, S/T, and PC modes with AVAPS, are available for sale in the United States for new set-ups for patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and respiratory impairment, who are both >7 years of age and weighing 40-66lbs. The […]
Resmed and ŌURA Partner to Expand Access to Sleep Health Education and Care
Resmed announced they are partnering with Oura to expand access to sleep health education and pathways to care, helping more people sleep better and improve their overall health. Sleep is increasingly recognized as a key pillar of long-term health, yet it remains widely underprioritized.1 Early signs of poor sleep are […]
New Study: Insomnia’s Impact Comes From Unpredictability, Not Sleep Duration
Sleep.ai announced findings from a peer-reviewed study led by Washington State University, in collaboration with the University of Washington, exploring sleep patterns in people with chronic insomnia. It is the longest known objective, real-world characterization of objective sleep in chronic insomnia. Published in JMIR Formative Research, the study tracked 112 adults […]













