Sleep Health on Highland Radio

Dr Olga Mikulich, founder of North West Sleep Clinic, was featured on Highland Radio’s The Greg Hughes Show on Friday, May 15, 2026. The programme is a trusted local platform for current affairs and community conversations across Donegal and the North West.

The interview gives listeners an accessible way to hear more about sleep medicine, why symptoms such as snoring, daytime fatigue, poor concentration, and disrupted sleep should not be ignored, and how specialist assessment can help patients find the right path forward.

Dr Olga Mikulich of North West Sleep Clinic
Dr Olga Mikulich joined Highland Radio to discuss sleep health and specialist care in the North West.

Listen Back to the Interview

You can listen to the podcast audio below. The file is hosted in the North West Sleep Clinic media library so it remains available independently of future theme updates.

Highland Radio Podcast
The Greg Hughes Show – Friday, 15 May 2026

Audio: The Greg Hughes Show, Highland Radio. Hosted here for North West Sleep Clinic patients and website visitors.

Why This Conversation Matters

Sleep problems are often normalised for years before people ask for help. Yet untreated sleep disorders can affect cardiovascular health, energy, mood, driving safety, weight management, and long-term wellbeing.

At North West Sleep Clinic, patients receive a focused clinical assessment and a personalised plan that may include home sleep studies, sleep apnea treatment, insomnia support, snoring solutions, CPAP guidance, or onward collaboration with other health professionals where appropriate.

Common reasons to seek specialist sleep advice

  • Loud snoring, witnessed pauses in breathing, or waking up gasping.
  • Persistent daytime tiredness, morning headaches, or poor concentration.
  • Difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking too early.
  • Professional driving requirements where sleepiness or sleep apnea may affect certification.
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