Domiciliary multi-channel sleep study

At-home sleep study test

We can carry out a multi-channel sleep study to find out if you have obstructive sleep apnoea

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Monitoring your sleep

If you're experiencing breathing pauses while you sleep, you may have obstructive sleep apnoea (OSAS).

At HCA Healthcare UK, we can fit you with a wearable multi-channel sleep study monitor, which you can wear overnight at home. This will let us assess your breathing at night and make a diagnosis.

Need to know

  • What happens during a sleep study? icon plus

    A domiciliary multi-channel sleep study device is a wearable monitor used to assess your breathing as you sleep at home. It consists of belts to put around your chest and abdomen, a finger probe, a leg probe and an airway/snoring sensor.

    Your sleep or respiratory consultant will help you put the device on, before showing you how to use and care. They'll most likely ask you to wear it overnight at home and return the next day so they can assess your breathing patterns.

  • How to prepare icon plus

    There isn't any special preparation required for an domiciliary multi-channel sleep study. Your respiratory or sleep constant will explain how it works and answer any questions you might have.

  • After the study icon plus

    After wearing the domiciliary multi-channel sleep study device overnight, we'll remove it the next day. Your sleep or respiratory consultant will then use the data collected to make a diagnosis.

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This content is intended for general information only and does not replace the need for personal advice from a qualified health professional.
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