Before We Begin
We know you’ve got questions. That’s smart because what we’re building at Clinical Sleep Health Consulting, LLC is different. This isn’t another short-lived initiative or a repackaged consulting offer. It’s the National Gold Standard for Comprehensive Sleep Health Implementation™
Let’s clear things up.
Q. Are you competing with the CCSH credential? Isn’t that enough?
A. No, we are not competing with CCSH. We are building on it.
Here’s the truth: CCSH is a credential, not a program. It validates knowledge, but it does not provide an education track, leadership lane, or implementation model for hospitals. That gap is exactly why we created CSHCLLC.
CCSH proves you know the content.
CSHP™ Certification proves you can apply it in a hospital with measurable outcomes.
CSHLI™ proves you can speak the language of leadership and secure buy-in.
Licensing protects the IP so programs don’t disappear after a pilot.
We respect CCSH. We hire CCSH. And we exist because hospitals need more than a credential…they need a workforce pipeline, leadership preparation, and licensed systems that last.
In short: CCSH opens the door. CSHCLLC builds the house.
Q. How can you say CSHCLLC is the National Gold Standard for Comprehensive Sleep Health Implementation™?
A. Because we built the first scalable, licensed model that integrates sleep health into hospital systems end-to-end. Our framework is aligned with:
The Lancet projections showing OSA prevalence will rise to 46.2% of adults by 2050.
Wang et al.’s research linking OSA to cardiovascular disease, morbidity, and mortality.
The AASM 2025 Guidelines requiring hospitals to standardize inpatient OSA screening, treatment continuation, and discharge planning.
No one else combines frontline practice, evidence-based education, CEU-accredited training, and licensing protection under one roof. That is why CSHCLLC is the National Gold Standard for Comprehensive Sleep Health Implementation™.
Q. Why do hospitals need a sleep program?
A. The evidence is clear.
The Lancet (2025): 76.6M U.S. adults projected with OSA by 2055.
Wang (2025): Poor sleep linked to 172 diseases.
AASM (2025): Hospitals are now required to screen, treat, and discharge with sleep in mind.
Ignoring sleep isn’t optional anymore; it’s a clinical and financial risk. Hospitals that ignore this will face higher readmissions, higher costs, and lower staff retention. Those who act now will gain measurable ROI and national leadership credibility.
Q. Is this just another “pilot program” that fades away?
A. No. That’s exactly the problem we solve.
Most pilots fail because they lack structure and ownership. Our model includes certified staff, licensed workflows, and protected IP so programs sustain long after kickoff.
Q. Who can apply for CSHP™ Certification?
A. At this time, only CCSH and RPSGT credential holders.
We’re building a workforce pipeline with credibility. Restricting eligibility ensures hospitals can trust the professionals who carry the Gold Standard.
Q. What is the difference between CSHP™ and CSHLI™?
A.
CSHP™ Certification: For CCSH/RPSGT professionals who complete training and a hospital pilot. This protects the integrity of the IP.
CSHLI™ Leadership Intensive: For up to 40 participants seeking CEU-backed skills to approach leadership with confidence. It builds advocates but does not grant certification or IP.
Q. How does hospital licensing work?
A. Hospitals go through vetting. If approved, they receive:
Protected workflows and IP
Staff training
Implementation support
Licensing ensures consistency and longevity—sleep doesn’t get lost when staff change or budgets shift.
Q. Is this consulting with a new name?
A. No. Consulting offers advice. We deliver certified practitioners, licensed systems, and measurable ROI. That’s what sets CSHCLLC apart as the National Gold Standard.
Q. Why is the application process selective?
A. Because selectivity protects patients, staff, and outcomes.
Not every hospital or professional is ready to meet this standard. Vetting ensures that when we move forward, results follow.
Q. What if someone questions whether this model works?
A. Then we go back to the evidence. The Lancet proves the crisis is growing. Wang proves the disease burden is massive. AASM proves hospitals are now responsible.
We don’t argue opinions—we implement solutions backed by science, guidelines, and frontline experience.
Bottom line: CSHCLLC is not about adding another program. It’s about building the National Gold Standard for Comprehensive Sleep Health Implementation™
Q. How is this different from behavioral sleep medicine or outpatient-focused programs?
A. Behavioral sleep medicine and outpatient sleep clinics are valuable, but they live outside hospital walls. What we do is inpatient-focused, workflow-driven, and systemic. We embed sleep into patient care across ICUs, telemetry, med/surg, and discharge planning — where the missed opportunities, readmissions, and system costs live.
Q. How does licensing work?
A. Licensing protects both the hospital and the staff. Once trained under our CSHP™ Certification or CSHLI™ Summit, hospitals license the intellectual property (IP) to implement programs. This ensures consistent quality, evidence alignment, and compliance — while giving staff a framework that leadership can support without reinventing the wheel.
Q. What makes you different from other CEU providers?
A. Most CEU providers stop at education. We don’t. Our model includes education + hospital pilots + implementation strategy + licensing. We aren’t teaching theory; we’re building programs that stay.
Q. Is this only for large hospital systems?
A. No. We scale to fit. From community hospitals to multi-site systems, our Start Small. Scale Fast.™ model ensures every hospital can integrate sleep health — beginning with pilots and growing into system-wide adoption.
Q. What’s your conviction?
A. It’s simple:
“Sleep isn’t a luxury. It’s a clinical priority™.”
We make sure your staff, systems, and patients treat it that way.
Bottom line: CSHCLLC is not about adding another program. It’s about building the National Gold Standard for Comprehensive Sleep Health Implementation™