Our Sleep Studies

An at-home sleep study is a type of diagnostic test that measures different aspects of your sleep patterns and breathing while you sleep. This study can be done in the comfort of your own home, without the need to stay overnight in a sleep lab. During an at-home sleep study, you will be given a small device that you wear while you sleep. This device is usually a small monitor that attaches to your chest or abdomen and measures your breathing patterns, heart rate, oxygen levels, and other vital signs. You may also be asked to wear a device that monitors your sleep stages and movements. The data collected during the at-home sleep study is then analyzed by a sleep specialist or healthcare provider to diagnose any sleep disorders or breathing problems that may be affecting your sleep. Some of the common sleep disorders that can be diagnosed through an at-home sleep study include sleep apnea, narcolepsy, restless leg syndrome, and insomnia. One of the main benefits of an at-home sleep study is that it is much more convenient and affordable than a traditional sleep study done in a sleep lab. You can sleep in your own bed, and you don't have to spend the night at a medical facility. In addition, an at-home sleep study is usually covered by insurance, making it an accessible option for many people. However, it's important to note that an at-home sleep study may not provide as much information as a traditional sleep study done in a sleep lab. If your healthcare provider suspects that you have a more complex sleep disorder, they may recommend a traditional sleep study instead.