
A Sleep Test CRM Designed For You & Your Patients
All-In-One Platform
Direct Insurance Billing

Grow and manage your patient base
At SleepTest.com, we make it easy to get your patients an at-home sleep test.
Our custom-developed online software, SleepTestCRM, allows clinicians to submit patients quickly. From there, we manage patient benefits, telemedicine, shipping, receiving, and interpretation of the data while keeping you informed with real-time email alerts and a custom portal.

A full suite of telemedicine features
SleepTest CRM is a smarter, faster, better way to manage your sleep medicine patients. In fact, it's the fastest, most efficient sleep testing software in the industry. We have integrated a full suite of telemedicine features and automation for both you and your patients. Not only does it make the process smoother for a better patient experience with better efficiency in your office, but it also allows full visibility for both you and your patients. You can check up on a patient to see where they are in the process, and they can check their own progress any time they want. Plus, it’s 100% HIPAA-compliant.
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Why you should take an at home sleep test
Snoring, headaches, excessive daytime sleepiness, and low energy as well as memory challenges and mood disturbance are just a few of the indications of sleep apnea. Unfortunately, about 85% of sleep apnea sufferers are undiagnosed. Treating sleep apnea can drastically improve your quality of life.
Benefits of treating sleep apnea include:
- Improved Health
- Happy Bed Partner
- Increased Energy
- Improved Concentration
- High-Quality Sleep
- Fewer Headaches
- Positive Mood
- Wakeful Days
- Weight Loss
- Improved Liver Function
- Low Risk of Cancer
- Reversal of Metabolic Syndrome

Find a sleep test provider near you
Looking for a local sleep test provider in your area? Sleeptest.com makes it easy to locate and schedule a sleep test in just a few clicks.

Many couples joke about their partner’s snoring and often kick the snoring spouse to the couch or guest room, but snoring may indicate a severe medical condition such as Obstructive Sleep Apnea. While snoring may seem like an annoyance that you have to put up with because your marriage vows say you have to take the good and the bad until death do you part, snoring is the sound people make when they struggle to breathe during sleep.

Many of your patients may not get how severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is when left untreated. If their at-home sleep study indicates mild sleep apnea, they may not see the need for immediate treatment, and some people are likely to put off sleep apnea treatment indefinitely.

Before diving into what drugs may contribute to sleep apnea, it’s important to clarify that the upcoming list of medications has not been shown to cause Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), the most common of the three types of sleep apnea. However, these medications result in weight gain and some other symptoms tied to sleep apnea.
We encourage you to never stop taking medication until speaking to the prescribing physician. The information contained here is meant to show you that sleep apnea results from several factors—medication is just one of those many factors.