Re-accreditation of our Sleep Disorders Services

We are quite proud of being the first private sleep unit in Australia to be accredited in accordance with the ASA standard for Sleep Disorders...

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We are quite proud of being the first private sleep unit in Australia to be accredited in accordance with the ASA standard for Sleep Disorders Services by NATA and the ASA (2014). Recently we have satisfied all requirements for our mid-accreditation online surveillance application.

We would like to thank our Medical, Nursing, Allied Health and Administration staff for all of their hard work over the past 2 years. Meeting and exceeding these standards requires a lot of hard work and dedication. We feel however that the real beneficiaries of this hard work and passion are our patients, who we feel deserve only the gold standard and higher levels of service.

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