We offer two levels of testing — from at-home wellness screening to formal diagnostic studies with a sleep medicine specialist.
Modified portable sleep-apnea testing per the 2025 Thai national guidelines — suitable for diagnosing moderate-to-severe OSA in patients without complex comorbidities.
Launch promotion · includes test + sleep medicine specialist consultation + report
Full-channel portable polysomnography at home — including EEG / EOG / EMG, equivalent to in-lab Type 1, without an overnight hospital stay
Includes test + full-channel analysis + sleep specialist consultation + medical certificate
Note: If you have complex comorbidities such as heart failure, COPD, stroke, neuromuscular disease, severe obesity with possible hypoventilation, or long-term opioid use, the 2025 guidelines recommend Type 1 (Standard PSG) in a hospital setting instead. We can refer you to an appropriate facility.
Answer 8 questions in about 1 minute. You'll get a recommendation on whether Type 3 or Type 2 is right for you, per the 2025 Thai guidelines.
Louder than normal conversation, or loud enough to be heard through a closed door
For example: drowsy after meals, falling asleep watching TV or in meetings, or needing daily naps
For example: a partner, family member, or friend has told you, or woken up to check on you (witnessed apnea)
Including those currently on blood pressure medication or previously diagnosed by a doctor
A BMI greater than 35 kg/m² is considered a risk factor (calculated automatically)
Age over 50 is a key OSA risk factor — enter your actual age
Measure at the middle of your Adam's apple (40 cm ≈ 16 inches). If unsure, check whether your shirt collar size is larger than 16
Biological/birth gender — required for STOP-Bang risk scoring
Special note: If anyone has observed you stop breathing or gasping during sleep (witnessed apnea), we recommend Type 3 with a doctor's diagnosis directly — this is a key symptom flagged in the 2025 Thai guidelines, regardless of your total score.
Our team will recommend Type 3 or Type 2 based on your situation, and arrange free device delivery within Bangkok and the metropolitan area.
Set up the device yourself with our easy-to-follow guide, or schedule a technician to assist. Sleep as normal, then return the device.
Type 3 and Type 2: consultation with a sleep medicine specialist and a treatment plan per the 2025 Thai guidelines.
If your doctor recommends CPAP/PAP therapy, we offer machines, masks, and accessories with professional fitting and after-sales support — view our CPAP options.
Our team offers free consultation. Chat with us on WhatsApp or call to discuss first.
Type 3 records at least 4 channels (airflow, respiratory effort, SpO₂, heart rate, body position), which is sufficient to diagnose moderate-to-severe OSA under AASM criteria. Type 2 records at least 7 channels including EEG, EOG and EMG, capturing full sleep architecture (REM/NREM) equivalent to in-lab PSG — best for complex cases or suspected parasomnia, narcolepsy or RLS.
For patients without complex comorbidities, a Type 3 home test accurately diagnoses moderate-to-severe OSA per the 2025 Thai national guidelines. Type 2 provides data equivalent to in-lab Type 1. If you have heart failure, COPD, stroke, neuromuscular disease, or use long-term opioids, an in-hospital Type 1 PSG is recommended instead.
The test runs for one night at home. After you return the device, results plus recommendations arrive within about one week, including a consultation with a sleep medicine specialist and a medical certificate valid for CPAP purchase or insurance claims.
