If you have both apnea and insomnia, you need a sleep plan that addresses both — together

Start your journey to better sleep with expert guidance on COMISA — co-morbid sleep apnea and insomnia

Why Both Matter — Together

Many people with sleep apnea also struggle with insomnia — but they’re rarely treated for both.Research shows that:

  • Over 30–50% of sleep apnea patients also suffer from insomnia.

  • Insomnia doubles the chance that patients will quit CPAP therapy.

  • Most clinics don’t screen for both — which means millions are untreated or misdiagnosed.

Treating just one often isn’t enough. If you have apnea, but still lie awake for hours, or wake up feeling unrested, you may have COMISA: co-morbid insomnia and sleep apnea.

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