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By Tim Winchester, RPSGT on July 8th, 2025NEw POST1
Welcome!
Registered Sleepers offers you an alternative to the time consuming task of scoring your own polysomnography studies. We provide your sleep disorder program with the ultimate in quality sleep study scoring. All our scoring is done by hand-picked Registered Polysomnographic Technologists who have a minimum of five years experience. Outsourcing your sleep study scoring saves you time and money. Trust us to produce reliable results at affordable prices.
Who We Are
Registered Sleepers, Inc is owned and managed by Tim and Julie Winchester, both of whom are experienced Registered Polysomnographic Technologists based in Asheville, NC. Registered Sleepers has been assisting physicians, hospitals and sleep centers since 2000.
What We Do
We take care of the labor intensive sleep study scoring process, allowing you to expand your business without increasing your staff. Registered Sleepers can provide all your scoring, or be a back-up during times your technician is not available or is backlogged.
Services
Sleep Study Scoring
Polysomnographic scoring services are offered in short or long-term arrangements. We guarantee to manually analyze your sleep studies within 48 hours. Read more »
Sleep Study Consulting
Registered Sleepers is a valuable resource for sleep centers. We can assist you in planning your new center or in troubleshooting your existing center. Read more »
Sleep Study Training
Polysomnographic Training is the foundation of a successful practice. Allow us to train new staff on-site, saving you lost time while generating revenue. Read more »
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