We were given a home sleep monitor that had dead batteries. I was scrounging around the house at 10 o'clock last night trying to find 2 AAA batteries to replace the dead ones. Advocate staff should not be handing out equipment to patients that hasn't been carefully inspected and validated as being in proper working condition. The instructions we were given were in pictures only and did not fully describe how to start and stop the monitor. The only way to figure out what to do was to access a YouTube video. I was disappointed by the inadequate instructions and lack of a telephone number to be able to call someone knowledgeable for technical advice.
Tinley Park 18210 LaGrange 209 Sleep