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apZme Expands Veteran Access to Life-Changing Sleep Apnea Treatment

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Now nearing 100 VA-credentialed clinics—and growing—apZme is delivering better sleep and better health to veterans nationwide.

HOLLYWOOD, FL, April 28, 2025 /24-7PressRelease/ -- apZme, a national leader in dental sleep medicine, announces additional clinics have been credentialed through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) as of April 13th, bringing the total number of credentialed apZme clinics to almost 100 across the United States. Each clinic is approved to provide oral appliance therapy—an effective, non-invasive treatment for obstructive sleep apnea—to veterans seeking alternatives to CPAP therapy. apZme aims to reach a few hundred VA credentialed clinics by the end of the year, significantly expanding veteran access nationwide.

"It's an honor to serve the ones who served," said Rani Ben-David, Chairman and Founder of apZme. "This expansion shows our commitment to delivering life-changing sleep solutions to veterans across the country."

Oral appliance therapy offers comfort, portability, and compliance advantages over CPAP machines. apZme's network ensures more veterans have access to trusted dental professionals trained in sleep medicine.

apZme clinics partner with Millennium Sleep Lab, a nationwide provider of home sleep testing, to diagnose veterans from the comfort of their homes.

"This milestone is about bringing effective sleep care to veterans conveniently and quickly," said Jeff Scholtes, CEO of Millennium Sleep Lab. "Our home testing lets veterans complete diagnostics without traveling far or facing long waits, connecting them directly to treatment through apZme clinics."

apZme's credentialed clinics are supported through clinical education, billing, and VA coordination. Together with its partners, apZme is building a network focused on patient and long-term health.

"Our mission has always been about empowering dentists to deliver life-changing sleep solutions," said Dr. Tom Gotsis, a Retired COL, a 21-year US Army Veteran, and Clinical Dental Director at apZme. "Many veterans I treat have PTSD, depression, and anxiety. Wearing a CPAP often worsens these conditions. Expanding care brings real change for veterans with sleep apnea."

Veterans seeking oral appliance therapy should speak with their VA provider and request a referral to a credentialed apZme clinic.

To find a clinic near you, visit apzme.com/locations or call 866-851-0899.

apZme partners with dental practices nationwide to integrate comprehensive sleep medicine programs, enhancing patient care and expanding options for sleep-disordered breathing. Learn more at www.apzme.com.

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