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22 Apr 2026 · 2 min

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In this short video, an anesthesia and sleep‑health clinician explains that the airway assessment techniques used by anesthesia providers—examining the jaw, beards, recessed chin, and overall airway—are directly applicable to sleep‑medicine evaluations. At ProSomnia Sleep Health and Wellness, they conduct virtual initial consultations to visually inspect these airway features before treatment, highlighting a clear overlap and an opportunity for synergy between anesthesia practice and sleep‑health services.

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I think what surprised me most was how much they overlap and how much we actually, as anesthesia providers, we look at the jaw, the airway, as far as airway specialists, in the sense of putting people to sleep under anesthesia, right? However, even if they're not under anesthesia, the same rules apply, right? So it's not like— Right. There is an opportunity for synergy here. At ProSomnia Sleep Health and Wellness, we require virtual initial consultations so we can see their airway first. We do have to check the jaw and the beards and the recessed chins. Those are all things that we look at in anesthesia. And so, it's the same concept, just in a different industry.