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For the fourth consecutive year, CleveMed recently received a Leading Edge Award from Entrepreneurs EDGE, which recognizes the Northeast Ohio Mid-Market Companies that create great value for themselves and for their community.

To qualify for the Leading Edge Award the companies had to have sales revenue up to $750 million and must currently sell some of their goods or services outside the region, or have plans to do so. Factors that were also taken into consideration were: the company’s self-reported EBIT and total taxable compensation for all employees working in Northeast Ohio. EDGE looks at the absolute figure as well as the growth rate of this figure over the past three years.

CleveMed was recognized for the accomplishment at an awards dinner held on May 19th at the InterContinental Hotel in Cleveland.

The CleveMed Sleep Team just returned from Sleep 2010 in San Antonio, TX (If you visited booth #1029, thanks for stopping by!)

All of CleveMed’s wireless, portable sleep systems were featured at our booth, but this year the spotlight fell on the new baby among CleveMed’s family of sleep monitoring devices. SleepView is the smallest, lightest home sleep monitor following AASM guidelines for portable monitoring, and ergonomically designed for patients to perform a self test at home. Due to the overwhelming response the SleepView home sleep monitor received, CleveMed will be giving away a SleepView in a post-Sleep 2010 raffle.

The other CleveMed sleep systems featured at Sleep 2010 were Sapphire PSG, SleepScout, DreamPort & Crystal Monitor PSG Series.

PS: Cell phone pics from San Antonio TX in CleveMed Sleep Facebook page: Click here!

To see how Mic Iver RPSGT saves the night once again: www.clevemed.com/adventureRPSGT

On a less playful note:
DreamPort is a recently launched accessory to the Sapphire PSG system. Now sleep technicians can take full PSG to the patient wherever they are located (especially if they can’t make it to the sleep lab), and remotely attend/monitor patients via the internet.

To see how Mic Iver RPSGT serves the underserved… www.clevemed.com/adventureRPSGT

On a less playful note: The Sapphire PSG complete sleep study platform is small and wireless, and fits in a portable brief-case of sorts. Because it operates wirelessly, it saves a lot of time and lab set-up costs, and the hotel/sleep lab facility won’t have to be expensively hard-wired with cables. Sapphire PSG uses state-of-the-art, wireless hardware with two frequency options (902-928 MHZ or 2.4-2.485 GHz.) built into the system; you can choose the model that best suits your environment. (It’s also more convenient for the patient who need not be tethered to the acquisition system).