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Two-and-a-half-year waiting times for sleeping disorder referrals

Long waiting times may force people to seek private sleep apnoea treatment and tests.

Owen Donovan by Owen Donovan
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Two-and-a-half-year waiting times for sleeping disorder referrals

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A Bridgend resident recently got in touch to say they have been told by Cwm Taf Morgannwg Health Board that they can expect to wait up to two and a half years for a sleep clinic appointment to assess their sleep apnoea.

Sleep apnoea causes a person to temporarily stop breathing while asleep. If left untreated it can lead to other complications besides poor quality sleep.

The resident was first referred to a sleep clinic in 2024. When they recently asked for an update on progress, they were told that waiting lists were two-and-a-half-year timescale as their referral was routine and not urgent.

The condition is usually treated with a CPAP machine/air mask. When the resident contacted a sleep disorder charity, they were told that a few people had recently mentioned waiting times of 2+ years for sleep clinic appointments.

A BBC report from 2020 shows that 2 year waiting times were commonplace even before the Covid pandemic.

Private tests, prescriptions and treatment options are available, but the cost can run to several hundred pounds.

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