FAQ
Yes, a prescription from a doctor is required to obtain an at-home sleep test.
Our at-home sleep test is a clinically validated, FDA-cleared, PAT-based diagnostic test. The tiny device fits on your finger, is fully disposable, and its unique technology sensor measures a range of information, including body movement, heart rate, and the amount of oxygen in your blood.This information is analyzed by a sleep physician and estimates metrics such as your Apnea-Hypopnea Index (AHI), your Rapid-Eye Movement (REM), and Non-Rapid-Eye Movement (Non-REM) sleep, your oxygen saturation, total sleep time, and more to help your physician determine if you have sleep apnea.
Yes, a prescription from a doctor is required to purchase a sleep apnea machine. In the United States, a sleep apnea PAP device is a federally regulated medical device that requires a prescription. To obtain a PAP device you first must complete a sleep study, which can be done at home using Dreamlab or through a traditional sleep lab.
Yes, the home sleep test device offered by Dreamlab was found to closely match the much more expensive, in-person, overnight polysomnography test which is considered the standard of sleep apnea testing. You can read the full clinical trial paper here.
Dreamlab’s care network includes board-certified physicians, nurse practitioners, and respiratory therapists with years of sleep care experience and are licensed to practice medicine in your state. Our clinical team members follow extremely high standards of care that match or exceed those of in person care providers.
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Our virtual telemedicine visits allow you to receive remote care and treatment from trusted medical professionals. Through our guided clinical process, you have a safe and cost-effective way to receive medical care without having to leave the comfort of your home.
Your sleep health is personal and we follow industry best practices to keep your information private. We encrypt all data using 256 bit SSL security and are HIPAA compliant. Only your doctor will have access to your private health information.