
ResMed Launches Awareness Campaign Against Sleep Disorders – And Retires the Sleep Monster
Poor sleep is not your fate – it’s a solvable issue. With its eye-catching campaign “Say Goodbye to the Sleep Monster”, ResMed puts the spotlight on a health problem often overlooked: the serious effects of sleep disorders – and how to fight back effectively.
The U.S.-based medical technology company ResMed, known for its expertise in respiratory care, diagnostic tools, and devices for sleep apnea, is using the Sleep Monster awareness campaign to encourage people to take their sleep health seriously.
Since May 2025, the campaign has included localized Out-of-Home visuals across Germany, featuring large-format posters with the Sleep Monster as the central figure. These creative visuals direct viewers to the campaign website resmed.de/better-sleep, which offers helpful content, including a free online sleep test.
ResMed’s Global Sleep Study 2025 reveals:
- 51% suffer from extreme daytime fatigue
- 48% feel consistently low or down
- 36% wake up with headaches
- 32% are more irritable than usual
- 31% struggle with focus and concentration
Many people are unaware that symptoms like these could point to serious sleep disorders such as obstructive sleep apnea, insomnia, or chronic snoring.
Online videos starring the Sleep Monster use a humorous yet impactful tone to demonstrate how poor sleep affects daily life. The core message: You can fight sleep issues – and win.
ResMed’s free online sleep test helps users quickly assess whether further medical evaluation might be needed.
The website also offers practical tips for building healthier sleep habits, including:
- Keeping a consistent sleep schedule
- Reducing screen time before bed
- Avoiding caffeine in the evening
- Practicing calming techniques like meditation or reading
- Eating a balanced, sleep-supportive diet
- Staying active during the day – but not too late
ResMed’s Sleep Monster campaign is more than advertising – it’s a wake-up call and a practical guide to better, healthier sleep.