ASHEVILLE, North Carolina—Aeroflow Sleep, a division of Aeroflow Health and supplier of continuous positive airway pressure machines and sleep apnea supplies, announced donations to Beds for Kids and Project Sleep to improve sleep health quality both locally and nationwide.
The donation to Beds for Kids will directly fund a new box truck to increase furniture deliveries for families transitioning out of homelessness or in low-income households. Simultaneously, the company said funds provided to Project Sleep will be used to bolster public health by educating individuals on healthy sleep and closing the gaps between sleep health, sleep equity and sleep disorders.
"At Aeroflow, we believe quality sleep should never be out of reach," said Joey Sasvari, vice president of Aeroflow Sleep. "It is a basic human need, and too many people face unnecessary barriers to getting the care and support they deserve. That is why partnerships like these matter. They allow us to meet people where they are, expand access to life's essentials and continue raising the standard for what equitable care can look like. Our goal is simple: help more people sleep better, live healthier and wake up with the opportunity to move forward."
These donations are a result of Aeroflow Health's community outreach initiative, Aeroflow Cares, which aims to address the social and economic barriers within the communities Aeroflow serves. The company works with more than 1,000 insurance plans to support patients across the country with a variety of needs, including continence care, motherhood support, sleep support and diabetes management.