
Home Sleep Studies In Denver
What Are Home Sleep Studies?
Home sleep studies are user-friendly diagnostic tests that monitor your breathing, oxygen levels, heart rate, and sleep position throughout the night. Unlike traditional sleep lab studies, these tests can be completed in your own bedroom, giving a realistic picture of your typical sleep patterns. In many cases, they can be performed over multiple nights, providing a more comprehensive view of your sleep quality than a single night in a lab.
The collected data helps diagnose obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and determines its severity, which guides treatment recommendations like oral appliance therapy or CPAP.
Getting a proper diagnosis through a home sleep study is a crucial first step toward better sleep and improved health. Effective treatment based on accurate results can reduce daytime fatigue, improve concentration, lower blood pressure, and decrease your risk of serious health conditions associated with untreated sleep apnea.


Who Is A Good Candidate For Home Sleep Studies?
You might be a good candidate for a home sleep study if you experience:
Home sleep studies work best for people who show signs of obstructive sleep apnea but don't have major underlying health conditions like heart failure, chronic lung disease, or other complex sleep disorders.
What Information Do Home Sleep Studies Provide?
The sleep study captures valuable data that helps diagnose sleep-disordered breathing:
This information allows sleep physicians to determine if you have sleep apnea, how severe it is, and what treatment approach would be most effective for your specific case.


Our Home Sleep Study Technology
At Sleep Well Denver, we offer advanced, user-friendly home sleep study options:
These devices use comfortable sensors that attach to your finger, chest, or wrist to track your vital signs and breathing patterns throughout the night.
Our Home Sleep Study Technology
At Sleep Well Denver, we offer advanced, user-friendly home sleep study options:
Convenience
Sleep in your own bed with familiar surroundings and routines
Lower cost
Typically more affordable than in-lab studies
Faster access
No waiting list for sleep lab appointments
Real-world results
Data reflects how you actually sleep in your normal environment
Simpler set-up
Easy-to-use technology with clear instructions

The Home Sleep Study Process
From ordering to results, we’re with you every step.
Ordering Your Sleep Study
Step 1

We work with your doctor or can connect you with a sleep physician to order the appropriate home sleep study. The device is shipped directly to your home, arriving in about 3-4 days.
Setting Up Your Test
Step 2

Your sleep study kit comes with a QR code that links to a user-friendly app. The app provides clear, step-by-step instructions for setting up the device and placing the sensors correctly. The simple sensors monitor your breathing, heart rate, and sleep position throughout the night.
Completing Your Sleep Study
Step 3

Simply wear the device while you sleep in your own bed. In the morning, the data automatically syncs to the app. There's no need to interpret the data yourself or worry about complicated procedures.
Expert Analysis & Results
Step 4

We work with local board-certified sleep physicians who have experience with interpreting sleep study results at Colorado's higher altitude, where sleep patterns differ significantly from those at sea level. You'll receive your results within 24-48 hours, allowing us to quickly discuss treatment options if sleep apnea is diagnosed.

Frequently Asked Questions
The devices are designed to be minimally intrusive, with small sensors that don't interfere with your natural sleep. Most patients find them much more comfortable than in-lab studies.
If sleep apnea is diagnosed, we'll discuss treatment options based on the severity of your condition. For mild to moderate sleep apnea, oral appliance therapy may be recommended. For more severe cases, CPAP or a combination approach might be suggested.
Sleep study results in Colorado at a higher altitude differ quite a bit from results if patients are at sea level. Working with local sleep specialists ensures you get accurate interpretations that account for our unique environment.