SleepApneaUSA.net Announced An Immediate Alternative Sleep Apnea Solution In Response To The NTSB's Sleep Apnea Testing Recomm...( The Recent N...),Health

The Recent NTSB Mandatory Sleep Apnea Testing Recommendations Are Expected To Become A Law Very Soon For Commercial Pilots And Drivers. It's Reported That In Current Tracking Industry, A Sleep Apnea Lab Testing Could Cost About $2,000 With A Waiting Period Of Up To Six Months. More Than 60% Of Diagnosed Apnea Patients Can Not Tolerate Standard CPAP Treatment. Dr. Jin Zhou Of SleepApneaUSA.net Proposed An Immediate Alternative Solution In Hope To Save Thousands Of Lives.

Hanover Park, IL (PRWEB) November 6, 2009 -- The recent NTSB mandatory recommendations for sleep apnea testing and treatment are expected to become a law very soon for commercial pilots and drivers due to the eminent public safety and tort liability litigation concerns. It's reported that in the current tracking industry, a sleep apnea lab testing could cost about $2,000 with a waiting period of up to six months. More than 60% of diagnosed apnea patients can not tolerate standard CPAP Treatment. Dr. Jin Zhou of SleepApneaUSA.net proposed an immediate alternative solution in hope to save thousands of lives, before the next pilot and driver can be tested in a standard lab, because it is well known that a driver with sleep apnea is much more dangerous than a drunk driver with DUI risk factors. Dr. Zhou proposed, to the government and the public, that all commercial pilots and drivers to be immediately tested for sleep apnea screening with a portable home sleep apnea test device, costing only about $500, that is FDA cleared, Medicare and FMCSA accepted, and that those with positive apnea results should be re-tested in a standard sleep lab and be treated immediately under standard medical programs with CPAP or surgery if indicated. In addition, Dr. Zhou offered an immediate alternative sleep apnea solution, ZHT (Zhou's Hypoxicology Therapy) for more than 60% of sleep apnea positive pilots and drivers who cannot tolerate CPAP and not indicat
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