AAST News

Celebrating the Heart of Sleep Care: Sleep Technologists Appreciation Week 2026

By Matthew Anastasi, RPSGT, FAAST, FAASM Each October, Sleep Technologists Appreciation Week gives the sleep community a dedicated moment to celebrate the professionals who help patients get answers, begin treatment, and experience the benefits of better sleep. In 2026, AAST invites sleep centers, colleagues, leaders, patients, and industry partners to celebrate STAW from October 18–24.

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AAST 2027 Membership Is Now Open

Get a head start on 2027 with AAST membership. Beginning October 1, new and renewing members can secure access to professional education, career resources, continuing education opportunities, industry insights, and connections within the sleep technology community. New Members: Get 15 Months for the Price of 12 Join AAST on or after October 1 and receive

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5 Exciting Ways to Celebrate Sleep Technologists Appreciation Week (STAW 2026)

Sleep technologists truly are the unsung heroes of restorative rest, tirelessly working through the night to ensure patients receive the best care for sleep disorders. As we approach Sleep Technologists Appreciation Week (STAW) in 2026, it’s the perfect opportunity for organizations, clinics, and communities to honor these dedicated professionals. Here are five vibrant and engaging

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AAST Takes Action to Support Sleep Technologists in CMS Reimbursement Proposal

The American Association of Sleep Technologists (AAST) has submitted formal comments to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) regarding proposed payment policies under the CY 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. Specifically, AAST provided feedback on the valuation of newly established unattended sleep testing CPT codes. This advocacy effort advances a key priority of

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The Essential Scoring Training Every Sleep Technologist Needs

Build confidence and accuracy in every scored study with Mastering Adult Sleep Scoring: The Complete PSG & HSAT Module Series — a comprehensive learning series designed specifically for sleep technologists. From foundational PSG principles to advanced event recognition, this four-part series provides practical, AAST-aligned guidance you can apply immediately in clinical practice. Through clear explanations,

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