At-Home Sleep Studies: Everything You Need to Know About SleepTest.com
Understanding the symptoms and available tests is crucial if you suspect you have Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) or have been recently diagnosed. The terrible sleep, the waking up feeling tired, the daytime fatigue, the sore throat in the mornings, headaches, and the lack of concentration and memory.
At SleepTest.com, our home sleep studies are revolutionizing how individuals address their sleep concerns by allowing people, just like you, who are struggling with sleep to finally get the answers they need to get treatment for a complex disorder affecting millions of people.
Benefits of Treating Sleep Apnea
If left untreated, sleep apnea can severely impact your quality of life. By addressing this condition, you can experience various benefits beyond better sleep. Here's what you can expect:
- Improved Health
- Increased Energy
- High-Quality Sleep
- Fewer Headaches
- Positive Mood
From Sleep Analysis to Accurate Diagnosis: Our Process
When a highly trained sleep apnea study technician/analyst reviews your findings and finally gets that official diagnosis, you will be matched with sleep apnea dentists in your area who treat this very complex, prevalent breathing-related sleep disorder (BRSD) that affects millions of people.
Despite millions suffering from sleep apnea, a staggering majority remain undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. This often happens when medical professionals lack specialized training in identifying sleep apnea.
Sleep apnea symptoms are highly varied and may seem unrelated at first glance. Still, when a trained sleep apnea professional interprets the results of your two-night home sleep study, you can immediately begin treatment with a sleep apnea dentist in your area. If it sounds too good, please read further to learn the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions about our amazing home sleep study. You’ll see it’s as good as it seems, and we want to help you get the sleep that has eluded you for months, years, or even decades.
Your Key Questions About SleepTest.com Answered
What is an at-home sleep study? I thought I had to go to a sleep clinic and sleep hooked up to machines with people watching me.
In the past, sleep studies often meant an overnight stay at a clinic, surrounded by monitoring equipment that monitored your movements, REM (rapid eye movement), breathing, snoring, waking, and other occurrences while you get some shut-eye.
Now, with a two-night sleep study from SleepTest.com, you are provided the software, technology, app access, and very clear instructions on how to do the sleep study in the comfort of your bed. You’ll have a SleepTest.com representative at your service whenever you have questions or need help with the equipment. Our Sleep Test Software is one-of-a-kind, and you’ll be amazed at how user-friendly it is.
What home sleep test information is gathered?
You might be amazed by the depth of data our software gathers during sleep. Depending on the type of test, the following information may be collected and analyzed:
- Airflow
- Breathing effort
- Blood oxygen level
- Heart rate
- Snoring frequency
- Snoring volume
- Movements
What happens after my two-night home sleep test?
You simply return the equipment to SleepTest.com. A sleep apnea analyst will review the findings and contact you to discuss those findings. If you have Obstructive Sleep Apnea and need treatment, you will be given the contact information for sleep apnea dentists in your area.
Why would a dentist treat sleep apnea and not a medical doctor?
More and more dentists are getting highly specialized training in sleep apnea treatment because of the physiology of sleep apnea’s connection to the mouth, jaw, teeth, and throat. Medical doctors must cover many specialty areas during their education and training. Sleep apnea is not high on the conditions they are likely to treat.
Sleep apnea dentists, on the other hand, see people suffering from the often-debilitating symptoms of sleep apnea all the time, and that is what has prompted so many of them to get the training necessary to design and fabricate Oral Appliance Therapy orthotics that will gently place your jaw in its optimal position so your airway remains unobstructed while you sleep. If suitable, your sleep apnea dentist might recommend the highly effective CPAP treatment.
How accurate are home sleep studies?
SleepTest.com home sleep studies accurately detect sleep apnea in people with a moderate or severe form of the disorder. Certain medical conditions may affect a sleep study, but with a thorough screening process before sending out the equipment, SleepTest.com will know if you’re a good candidate for the at-home study.
How much does the at-home sleep study cost?
That’s a tricky answer because we won’t know until we check your insurance benefits. SleepTest.com is the only online home sleep testing company that directly bills your Medicare or PPO medical insurance to help cover your costs. You will know what you must pay out of pocket before any equipment is sent to your home.
Learn More About SleepTest.Com
These FAQs represent just a glimpse of what we address at SleepTest.com. We would love to help you get the great sleep you need and deserve by helping you get properly tested and diagnosed for this complex sleep disorder. You will be connected with a sleep apnea dentist immediately and may begin treatment as soon as you are ready.
Ready to embark on a journey to better sleep? Contact us today and discover how SleepTest.com can transform your nights.
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Sleep apnea is a common but often undiagnosed sleep disorder affecting millions of adults in the United States. An estimated 29.4 million American adults have sleep apnea, yet 80% remain undiagnosed and untreated.