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Sleep apnea care, from one night at home

The ResMed NightOwl home sleep test, a small sensor worn on a fingertipFind out ifyou have sleep apneaHome sleep test · $99

Could sleep apnea begetting in the way?

Recognize any of these? A two-minute quiz shows if a test makes sense.

Take the two-minute quiz
A man in his fifties at his kitchen counter in the morning, eyes closed, pinching the bridge of his nose, a mug in his other hand
  • Loud snoring
  • Pauses in breathing
  • Waking up gasping
  • Up at night to urinate
  • Trouble sleeping
  • Dry mouth
  • Tired after a full night
  • Morning headaches
  • Hard to focus
  • Sleepy during the day
  • Slow to react
  • Lower sex drive

One night. A clear next step.

Wear a small sensor on your fingertip while you sleep. A sleep physician interprets your study.

The ResMed NightOwl, a small white sensor held on the tip of an index finger by a white band

Sleep in your own bed

No night in a sleep center, and no belts, tubes or chest leads.

Read by a sleep physician

Then explained on a video call with your Sleep Consultant.

$99 with free shipping. The physician's interpretation and your results call are included.

From question to treatment, without the handoffs

One team, from your first night to every step after.

  1. The ResMed NightOwl home sleep test, a small white sensor worn on the tip of an index finger

    Test at home

    One night, in your own bed.

  2. A physician's hands at a desk with notes, reviewing a sleep study

    Understand the result

    A physician interprets your study, and we explain what it means.

  3. A woman tries a nasal pillow mask while a Sleep Consultant guides her on a video call

    Start treatment

    If CPAP is prescribed, we help you get the right mask and setup.

  4. A React Health G3 X with a nasal pillow mask on a nightstand beside a made bed, in soft morning light

    Stay supported

    Help with fit and comfort doesn't end when the box arrives.

A couple in their fifties sitting up in bed with coffee in soft morning light, a G3 X and its mask on the nightstand beside them

If you need treatment, we'll help make it work for you

Your PAP, your mask and our support work as one treatment.

  • Your CPAP

    Set to your prescription.

  • A mask that fits

    Chosen with you, swapped if not.

  • Help getting started

    Know what to expect on night one.

  • Support from Somni

    Help whenever something feels off.

Sleep care should feel this straightforward

  • Somnivs the traditional way
  • Test for one night in your own bed

    The traditional way: A night in a sleep lab, or a separate testing service

  • Order online, with no visit first

    The traditional way: Often a doctor visit and a referral first

  • Results explained on a call

    The traditional way: Often a report, with little explanation

  • Your mask chosen with you, swapped if it doesn't fit

    The traditional way: A prescription sent to a separate supplier

  • Support after you start CPAP

    The traditional way: Often on your own with a new device

  • One team from your first night on

    The traditional way: A different office at each step

Healthcare works better when someone stays with you.

  • A man in his fifties reads a letter at a sunlit table, a mug beside him

    Answers should lead somewhere

    A diagnosis should come with a clear next step.

  • A woman in her fifties rests on a window seat in soft morning light, a cup in her hands

    Treatment should fit the person

    Mask fit, comfort and how you sleep all matter.

  • A woman laughs on a phone call at her kitchen counter in late-morning sun, a mug in her hand

    Support should continue after delivery

    Starting CPAP takes adjustment. We stay involved.

What our customers say

  • Everything was so simple.

    I was able to do everything from home, and I always knew what the next step was. Somni made the entire process feel much easier than I expected.

    Kristin S.

    Verified customer

  • I wish I had done this sooner.

    I kept putting off getting tested because I thought it would be a hassle. The home test was easy, and Somni made the entire process feel seamless.

    Richard C.

    Verified customer

  • So much easier than a sleep lab.

    I loved being able to take the test from my own bed. The instructions were clear, everything was convenient, and I finally got answers about my sleep.

    Frank H.

    Verified customer

  • Fast, clear, and easy.

    The whole experience was straightforward from start to finish. I never felt confused about what I needed to do or what was happening next.

    Josh B.

    Verified customer

  • Finally got the answers I needed.

    Somni took something I had been avoiding and made it feel completely manageable. The test was comfortable and the entire process was surprisingly easy.

    George K.

    Verified customer

  • A genuinely great experience.

    Being able to handle everything from home made such a difference. The process felt organized, convenient, and much less stressful than I expected.

    Judy C.

    Verified customer

Questions, answered

Still have a question? Call 786-578-0400, or see all questions.

  • Yes. A home sleep test is an established way to test adults for obstructive sleep apnea, and a sleep physician interprets yours.

  • You order online, and a physician reviews your answers before your test ships, free. You wear the small sensor on your fingertip for one night in your own bed, with the free app. If your order isn't approved, you're refunded.

  • A sleep physician interprets your study. Your Sleep Consultant then explains your results on a video call and answers your questions.

  • $99 with free shipping. That covers the test, the physician's interpretation and your results call. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.

  • Once a physician has interpreted your study, you book your results call at a time that suits you, and your results are shared on that call.

  • Your physician recommends the treatment that fits your results. If that's CPAP, Somni helps you start it and supports you as you settle in.

  • Yes, with a prescription: a React Health G3 X set to your prescription, a mask chosen with you, and support from Somni included.

  • Talk to us before you order a test. If you already have a sleep apnea diagnosis or a CPAP prescription, you may not need a new one, and a Sleep Consultant will tell you what we need from you.

A man draws back sheer curtains on a bright morning beside a made bed

Start with one night at home.

Find out what's happening while you sleep, and what comes next.

A woman sits on a low garden wall in warm light, eyes closed, holding a cup of tea

Already diagnosed?

Talk to Somni about starting treatment.

Already diagnosed?

If you already have a sleep apnea diagnosis or a CPAP prescription, you may not need a new test. Talk to us before you order one, and a Sleep Consultant will tell you what we need from you.

Call us at 786-578-0400, or send us a message.

What is sleep apnea?

Sleep apnea is a common condition in which your breathing stops and restarts many times while you sleep.1

The signs on this page are the ones the US National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute lists, from loud snoring and pauses in breathing to waking with a dry mouth or a headache and feeling tired through the day.2

Only a sleep study can diagnose it. For adults whose symptoms suggest moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea, a home sleep test is an accepted way to do that, and a sleep physician interprets the result.3

The quiz helps you see whether a test makes sense for you. It is a screening, not a diagnosis.

  1. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. What Is Sleep Apnea? National Institutes of Health. (opens in a new tab)
  2. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. Sleep Apnea: Symptoms. National Institutes of Health. (opens in a new tab)
  3. Kapur VK, Auckley DH, Chowdhuri S, et al. Clinical practice guideline for diagnostic testing for adult obstructive sleep apnea: an American Academy of Sleep Medicine clinical practice guideline. J Clin Sleep Med. 2017;13(3):479–504. (opens in a new tab)