Frequently asked questions
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Home Sleep Testing
Scheduling is available within 24 hours.
Most results are available within one week.
Yes. Optional secure EHR integration is available for home sleep testing patients.
Studies are scored by credentialed staff. Optional physician interpretation is also available.
Yes. Sleep Care provides 24/7 phone support at 614-723-9292.
Yes. The Sleep Care Direct home sleep test is HSA eligible.
A Night Owl home sleep test (HST) mailed to you, which you can wear at home for up to 3 nights. Your results are interpreted by a board-certified sleep specialist, and your diagnosis and our recommendation are sent to your primary care practitioner. An order from a qualified practitioner is required.
Yes. The order for a home sleep test must come from a qualified practitioner. They can fax the signed order to 866-291-8990.
Connect the Night Owl app to the Night Owl device and send your data within one week. Then follow up with your practitioner to put any treatment in place.
Loud, frequent snoring can be a sign of sleep apnea, but not everyone who snores has it. A sleep test can help find out. Talk with a qualified practitioner about whether a home sleep test is right for you.
A home sleep apnea test (HSAT) is a sleep study you do at home. With the Sleep Care Direct program, a Night Owl home sleep test is mailed to you, you wear it for up to 3 nights, and a board-certified sleep specialist interprets the results.
Sleep Centers, Staffing and Training
Yes. Sleep Care provides AASM accreditation support and has experience with dozens of AASM site visits.
Yes. Sleep Care offers short-term and long-term coverage for vacancies or paid time off, using credentialed sleep technologists. Contact jennifer@sleepcareinc.com or call 614-410-1266.
The STAR Approved sleep technologist training program is twelve weeks long. Students need additional clinical hours to sit for the exam. Contact jennifer@sleepcareinc.com for an application and student handbook.
Research Study
Yes. Sleep Care is recruiting people who may have obstructive sleep apnea but have not been formally diagnosed, to evaluate a new device for detecting it. Participants can receive up to $250 for completing all qualifying steps. Email research@sleepcareinc.com to apply.
