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American Academy of Sleep Medicine
Advancing sleep care and enhancing sleep health to improve lives.
About American Academy of Sleep Medicine
Established in 1975, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) is the premier professional society representing the sleep medicine specialty. As the leading voice in the sleep field, the AASM sets standards and promotes excellence in sleep medicine health care, education, and research. The AASM has a combined membership of 11,000 accredited member sleep centers and individual members, including physicians, scientists, and other health care professionals. The AASM offers talent opportunities in the fields of accreditation, administration, accounting, communications, design, education, event planning, social media, health policy, human resources, information technology, marketing, membership, clinical guidelines & research, and more. The AASM understands that when it comes to finding the right work home, it’s all about the entire package and work/life balance. We pride ourselves in offering competitive pay and premium healthcare options for full-time staff. Aside from the standard benefits i.e. medical, dental, disability, life, accident, paid parental leave, PTO and float holidays, we also offer flexible schedules, hybrid work, professional development assistance, pet insurance, identity theft protection, and an industry-leading 401(k) retirement program with 10% employer contributions. We’re also committed to the health and well-being of our valuable staff. That’s why we celebrate wellness every week through our Wellness Wednesday initiatives with walk breaks, snacks, and stretch breaks. We also find ways to connect with each other in the remote space through seasonal virtual events. For insight on what it's like to work at the AASM, visit us here: https://aasm.org/about/working-at-aasm/
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Research & Knowledge
American Academy of Sleep Medicine published a study in the latest Talking Sleep comparing PAP-reported residual AHI with objective testing, finding 2.4 vs. 12.1 mean AHI with 85% of nights showing a PAP AHI <5 still showing elevated AHI on objective testing.
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Research & Knowledge
American Academy of Sleep Medicine published a statement regarding CMS’s proposed valuation for the new HSAT codes and practitioner input.
Reported by Fariha Abbasi-Feinberg
Legal & Regulatory
American Academy of Sleep Medicine members are reviewing comments on the proposed valuation of six new unattended sleep testing codes taking effect January 1, 2027.
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Research & Knowledge
American Academy of Sleep Medicine published new research in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine evaluating the Samsung Galaxy Watch for detecting moderate-to-severe OSA and comparing its performance with in-lab polysomnography.
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Presence & Recognition
American Academy of Sleep Medicine announced that attorney Dan Brown will be presenting a session at the Business of Sleep Medicine Course on Sept. 25-26, 2026, in Darien, IL, offering both in-person and livestream options.
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Presence & Recognition
American Academy of Sleep Medicine hosted a virtual and in-person course on Strategies to Optimize Your Lab Operations for Sept. 25-26, 2026 in Darien, IL
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Presence & Recognition
American Academy of Sleep Medicine is open for nominations for the 2027 AASM Awards.
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Research & Knowledge
American Academy of Sleep Medicine is participating in a research study titled STUDY2026-0480 conducted by researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago to understand how sleep medicine physicians learn about, interpret, and use clinical practice guidelines.
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Presence & Recognition
American Academy of Sleep Medicine is hosting the Business of Sleep Medicine course to evaluate what's worth integrating and what isn't in the sleep medicine landscape.
Reported by Fariha Abbasi-Feinberg