Home Sleep Testing (1 Night, 2 Nights or 3 Nights)

Important Details Before Booking

• A valid email address and phone number are required to complete your purchase.

• A brief complimentary video consultation is required to guide you through the process and ensure a smooth experience. You’ll receive a booking link after purchase.

• Please complete the Medical Intake Form prior to your virtual consultation.

• A valid credit card must be kept on file for security, and a pre-authorization may be required prior to shipment of the unit. 

• Your tracked return package must be shipped back within 2-4 business days (depending on package chosen) of receiving it to avoid late fees of $25 per day. If additional time is needed, please contact your SleepEZ representative in advance to arrange an extension.

• Results are typically available within 3 business days from the date your device is received and data downloaded.

• Includes a Physician Report and a Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) follow-up to review your results and discuss next steps.

• Return shipping is included — a prepaid Waybill will be provided for your convenience.

• All testing equipment is securely tagged and GPS-tracked in real time to ensure safe, reliable handling.

• Home Sleep Tests are available nationally across Canada. 
  
  
• Choose how many nights of data you wish to get scored and interpreted. 

Take the first step toward understanding your sleep health from the comfort of your own home. Our ApneaLink Air device by ResMed offers a simple, effective, and professional way to screen for sleep apnea and gain valuable insights into your nightly rest — all without needing an overnight stay in a clinic. This test includes 

Parameters Monitored by ApneaLink Air

1. Nasal Airflow
   Assesses breathing patterns and detects apneas or hypopneas by measuring airflow through the nasal cannula.

2. Snoring
   Identifies the presence and intensity of snoring, a common symptom of obstructive sleep apnea.

3. Blood Oxygen Saturation (SpO₂)
   Monitors oxygen levels in the blood via a fingertip pulse oximeter, helping to detect desaturation events during sleep.

4. Pulse Rate
   Tracks heart rate fluctuations, which can be influenced by apneic events and arousals.

5. Respiratory Effort
   Measures chest movements using an effort sensor belt to differentiate between obstructive and central apneas.

6. Body Position
   Records the patient's sleeping position (e.g., supine, lateral), as body posture can affect the frequency and severity of apneas.

These parameters collectively enable healthcare professionals to evaluate sleep-disordered breathing and determine the appropriate course of action.

For a visual guide on setting up and using the ApneaLink Air device, you may find the following video helpful:

Please Note:

This test is designed for adults 16 and older. It is not suitable for individuals with certain medical conditions, such as heart failure, COPD, or neuromuscular disorders. If you have any of these conditions, we recommend speaking with your doctor about an in-lab sleep study for safer, more comprehensive evaluation.