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A comprehensive overnight, attended in-lab sleep study (polysomnography) at O2 SleepWell Laboratory, hosted with O2 Lung Centre and Cura Day Surgery, using the Nox A1s recorder. A trained sleep technologist monitors the recording in real time in a private, purpose-built room, allowing immediate sensor adjustments for highly accurate data.
An attended overnight in-lab polysomnography at O2 SleepWell Laboratory within Cura Day Surgery, using the Nox A1s recorder together with the Sentec tCOM+ monitor. Alongside standard signals, the tCOM+ continuously and non-invasively measures carbon dioxide and oxygen through the skin, giving crucial data on how effectively you ventilate.
A single overnight polysomnography that combines diagnosis and the start of treatment for Obstructive Sleep Apnea, using the Nox A1s recorder and Löwenstein prismaLAB. The first part diagnoses OSA; if severe disease is confirmed early, the second part initiates CPAP titration the same night.
An unsupervised, high-level diagnostic polysomnography (Level II) using the portable Nox A1s recorder, conducted in your chosen location such as home, hospital or hotel. A technologist sets up the sensors and the device starts automatically, capturing detailed data comparable to an in-lab study.
An unsupervised Level II diagnostic polysomnography combining the Nox A1s recorder with the Sentec tCOM+ transcutaneous monitor, performed in your familiar environment. The tCOM+ adds continuous non-invasive assessment of ventilation and oxygenation (transcutaneous PCO2 and PO2).
A small, comfortable wearable device worn on the forehead that lets you perform a sleep evaluation at home via the Somfit App. The standard Somfit screens key signals, while the Somfit Pro adds a RespiFit breathing module capturing airflow and breathing effort. Data uploads automatically to a secure server.
The WatchPAT ONE is a small, fully disposable, single-use wrist-worn device with a finger probe that assesses sleep-related breathing problems from your own bed. Data is sent automatically via a mobile app to secure storage for analysis — with no cleaning, charging or return shipment.
A small, portable body-worn recorder that lets patients complete a sleep study at home, recording key physical signals overnight to assess breathing-related sleep disorders. Data is downloaded and processed into a detailed report for the doctor.
A small wearable ring worn on the index finger that lets you conduct a home sleep evaluation, with a cradle for charging and data transfer. It continuously monitors blood oxygen, pulse, sleep stages, movement and the body's autonomic (stress) response, and AI software calculates indices to detect and grade sleep-related breathing problems.
A daytime study that measures excessive daytime sleepiness by recording how quickly a person falls asleep in a quiet environment. It consists of five short nap trials spaced about two hours apart, usually following an overnight study, in a supervised clinic setting.
A daytime assessment that measures a person's ability to resist the urge to sleep while sitting quietly in a dim, relaxing environment. It usually consists of two to four 40-minute trials spaced about two hours apart, important for safety-sensitive professionals and for confirming treatment keeps a patient alert.
An unattended (ambulatory) diagnostic PSG using the Nox A1s at a location of your choice, offering Level II diagnostic capability beyond standard home screening. A technologist performs the setup and the portable recorder captures high-quality physiological data overnight.
An attended overnight study to find the exact customized pressure settings for Positive Airway Pressure (PAP) therapy, using devices like the Löwenstein prismaLAB and Nox A1s monitoring. A technologist gradually adjusts air pressure in real time to keep the airway open, eliminating breathing interruptions and snoring.
A supervised daytime trial of CPAP therapy where you work one-on-one with a sleep technologist to become comfortable with the mask and pressurized air — a gentle 'test drive'. It focuses on acceptance and adherence, helping overcome anxiety, claustrophobia and mask discomfort.
A two-week take-home trial of a prescribed PAP device used nightly for about 14 days, letting you and your doctor evaluate tolerance and effectiveness in your own sleeping environment. The device records data to confirm compliance and effectiveness.
A comprehensive two-week CPAP trial programme for new CPAP users to experience the therapy for OSA before committing to a purchase. It combines expert mask fitting (with a new mask for hygiene), telemonitoring with personalized support, and a final therapy-review session.
A personalized one-on-one session with a sleep technologist to help you select the most comfortable CPAP mask, get familiar with the equipment and overcome initial fears. It includes education, assessment of barriers, and trials of several mask interfaces and sizes to minimize leakage.
A non-invasive treatment using repetitive exercises to strengthen the muscles of the face, mouth and throat. For OSA, it strengthens the upper-airway dilator muscles to help keep the airway open during sleep, reducing AHI, daytime sleepiness and snoring.
A digital remote-monitoring method that securely and automatically gathers information about your PAP therapy, reducing the need for frequent in-person visits. Device data on usage, therapy quality and leaks transfers to a secure cloud platform, enabling rapid follow-up.
A simple wrist-worn monitor (such as the Nonin WristOx2 3150) that continuously measures and stores blood oxygen and heart rate through the night. The detailed, uninterrupted recording aids in diagnosing sleep-related breathing disorders by tracking oxygen drops.
A non-invasive wearable device for people whose sleep breathing problem is worse when lying on their back. Worn around the neck (or chest), it uses gentle, increasing vibration to prompt a position change when it detects back-sleeping — without necessarily waking you.
A short online follow-up session with a sleep technologist to retrieve and analyze the data your PAP device records and to solve practical usage problems. This objective review lets the doctor optimize therapy and address issues like mask leaks.
Sleep Technologists are specialized allied health professionals trained in sleep technology and sleep medicine, working under a medical director or sleep physician. Their work spans patient setup, real-time monitoring and intervention, and scoring, reporting and lab management.
A personalized in-person visit from an O2 SleepWell technologist to set up home sleep monitoring devices such as the Nox T3s, WatchPAT ONE or Somfit Pro, and to assist with mask fitting and CPAP coaching — bringing professional setup to your home, hospital or hotel.