Sleep studies are the best way to determine if your sleep is normal, or if you have a sleep disorder. At every sleep study, you have several wires attached to your head and upper chest, and a device placed on your chest to record the data. You can still eat and go to the toilet. Then you go to sleep as usual, and in the morning, all the wires are removed and you can shower if required. Sleep studies only take one night.
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There are many types of sleep studies conducted in South Australia, so you need to ensure that the one you are about to have will give you the correct results. False negatives and false positives are not only misleading, but can also lead to years of inappropriate therapy or no therapy when it should have been instituted. Our Home Sleep Studies are of the highest quality available outside a hospital, and will always lead to accurate results.
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Home sleep studies are only able to be claimed from Medicare once every 12 months. We keep our waiting lists short, by purchasing more machines if required. Other criteria to claim from Medicare include being over 18, and having a valid Medicare card.
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\n\nMedicare have brought in new criteria to screen patients having a sleep study. Unfortunately, 50% of patients who fail this criteria will still have moderate to severe OSA. These patients will still be able to access a Medicare funded sleep study by seeing the Sleep Specialist before the sleep study. We will help you through this process.
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