About Us

Tracey is the owner of Parkland CPAP Services and an educated sleep technician, who works with her team of professionals to bring accessible and affordable services to rural Saskatchewan residents.

Tracey has a passion for helping people, for education and for service to her community. She has a deep affection for rural Saskatchewan and the people who live in or near the many small towns, villages and hamlets that define our beautiful province. Tracey completed her sleep technician training through the American Academy of Sleep Medicine in 2007 and continues her education on a regular basis, completing online modules, reading relevant medical journals, and taking classes through the University of Saskatchewan.

Tracey is passionate about education and is certified to teach a multitude of courses and has written curriculum for numerous programs both locally and internationally. Tracey taught at Parkland College for 9 years and still facilitates programs whenever possible. Tracey was the recipient of the 2016 Governor General’s Priory Award of Thanks for her contributions to St. John Ambulance.

As a proud mother of 4 in a blended family, Tracey knows the challenges faced by parents and as a Triple P Practitioner trained through Queensland University, she enjoys supporting parents in their role of raising our next generation. Tracey believes in strong families and strong communities.

Tracey is the founder of Everyday Heroes – a women’s entrepreneurial group in Yorkton, Sk. This team of women support each other through network opportunities and through a large community event for women in conjunction with International Women’s Day in March.

Tracey is presently a board member with Lung Sask. Other groups she has served over the years includes the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan and the Canadian Women of Riyadh.

In her spare time, Tracey loves to spend time outdoors doing things like camping, hiking, kayaking, spending hours putting on as many miles as possible on her ski do, enjoying a backyard fire etc. She enjoys time with friends and family and is happy to cook and entertain for a large group. Some of the best days are when all her children are at home enjoying each others company, playing games, and laughing. Tracey loves to travel, see new places and appreciates the experiences of other cultures.

Growing up in Flin Flon, Barb knows the challenges of accessing medical care in rural areas. She is happy to be part of a clinic that offers everything the big cities offer and more when it comes to sleep apnea products and services. Barb enjoys being part of a team that works well together, has fun and makes coming to work not seem like work at all.

In 2008, after spending 18 years in southern Ontario, Barb and her husband decided to relocate back to the prairies to be closer to family.

Her husband’s family farm is near Dauphin and many happy times are spent there. Trips back to Flin Flon are made a few times a year to visit family, friends, and fishing.

Barb completed her polysomnography technician (PSGT) course in 2008 through the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM). And worked as a sleep technician with Tracey from 2008 to 2012. Barb was happy to join Tracey in 2017 when Parkland CPAP was opened.

Leanne grew up on a dairy farm in rural Saskatchewan, so knows how busy harvest time can get. Therefore, she has knowledge of the need to have easy access to health care for rural Saskatchewan people. She has lived in Yorkton since 1993 and is married with two children.

She has completed courses in Quickbooks and Excel, along with many years of customer service.

Leanne joined the CPAP team in the summer of 2020 and enjoys working with people who are more like friends and family than co-workers.

Grace is the office manager and sleep clinician at our Tisdale office. Spending most of her childhood and teen years in Tisdale, Grace knows the struggle of the back and forth medical trips to the city and is excited to be a part of bringing sleep apnea services to rural Saskatchewan.

Over the last seven years Grace has split her time between New Brunswick, where her partner is from, and Tisdale. They have three cats who are more like children than pets. In her spare time, she enjoys genealogy, reading, ‘nerdy’ movies and relaxing outdoors.

With years of customer service experience, Grace is eager and excited to assist you on your sleep journey and will always greet you with a smile.

Dee lives with her husband and two children in Moosomin where she was born and raised. Dee knows first hand, the biggest hearts are found in smaller communities and is proud to be part of rural Saskatchewan.

Dee has an affinity for animals and has 2 dogs, multiple cats and two fish aquariums. She is an advanced-level crazy cat lady and has worked with newborn kittens to seniors, rescues, volunteer groups and fosters. She has a certified emotional support cat, Dibbs, that has worked long hours in and out of the home helping those with high anxiety and emotional paroxysm.

Having a creative outlet is essential for Dee; from blankets to home décor items to movie prosthetics and cat hats, she’s always making something – usually while enjoying a movie with a coffee and crochet hook in hand.

Dee is so excited to be part of the Parkland CPAP team where care and compassion for clients is vital and co-workers are family. She looks forward to walking with you in your CPAP journey!

(306) 454-5864 | moosomin@parklandcpap.ca
104-640 Main Street Moosomin (Broadway Commons Professional Building)

Chester is a Havanese breed and our therapy dog in training. He was born May 27, 2019 and started working at Parkland CPAP Serivces at the end of August when he was only 3 months old. Chester has fur instead of hair so really does not shed. Originally the breed was intended for show dogs, and if let to grow, his fur would reach the floor. We like him fluffy, but we do not let it get too long because he loves to run and play and explore on his long walks.

Chester gets at least one but usually two long walks a day, he gets played with daily and bathed every Sunday and since he comes to work every day, he is never alone, so lives a pretty awesome life for a dog. He enjoys meeting new people and, if not napping, will likely greet you when you arrive at the office.

Chester also loves treats – A LOT – and we have his healthy treats here, so if you like dogs, we can give you some treats, and you can ask him to sit or lay down or shake a paw and he will; he will gladly sit nice if it means a treat. Chester’s favorite time of the day is lunch time, and he seems to know exactly when it is lunch time (and quitting time – this is when he gets a nice long walk in the park).

Alyssa was born and raised in Weyburn Saskatchewan before moving away to do some travelling and has settled in Yorkton where she is happy to now call Parkland “home”! Growing up a part of the rural community, along with having many family members dispersed throughout rural Saskatchewan, Alyssa has seen firsthand the importance and need of having accessible healthcare within these communities.

Between house reno’s, entertaining her animals, or doing some sort of crafting, Alyssa loves to spend her spare time out in nature, whether it be mountain biking, camping, disc golfing, gardening, or just walking the dog, she is always happy to get some fresh air and movement!

Alyssa has been a part of the Parkland CPAP team since September of 2022, and is looking forward to the opportunity of bringing care to even more communities throughout the province.