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Wesper Home Sleep Test
Sleep in your own bed. Get physician-reviewed results in days.
- FDA-cleared device, ships next business day
- Wear it one night — no wires, no sleep lab
- Board-certified physician reviews your data
- Results and prescription ready in days
Do You Qualify?
Signs you should get tested
Sleep apnea affects over 30 million Americans, and 80% of cases go undiagnosed. If you recognize these symptoms, a sleep test can provide clarity.
Loud, persistent snoring
Frequent snoring that disrupts your partner or can be heard from another room.
Gasping or choking during sleep
Waking up suddenly feeling short of breath, or a partner witnessing pauses in your breathing.
Excessive daytime sleepiness
Feeling unrested despite a full night of sleep, or struggling to stay awake during the day.
Morning headaches
Waking with a dull headache that fades within a few hours — a sign of disrupted oxygen levels overnight.
Difficulty concentrating
Brain fog, memory issues, or trouble focusing at work that doesn't improve with more sleep.
Irritability or mood changes
Unexplained mood swings, anxiety, or depression linked to chronic poor sleep quality.
What You Get
Everything in the box
One price. Everything you need to get a clear answer.
WatchPAT ONE device
FDA-cleared disposable finger device, single-use
Setup guide
Step-by-step instructions included in the kit
Single-use design
Disposable after one night. No returns needed.
Physician review
A board-certified sleep doctor reviews every result
Your full sleep report
Clear, plain-language results with your data
Prescription if diagnosed
Included at no extra cost if you have sleep apnea
How It Works
From screening to results, the entire process happens from home.
1Start with a few questions
Tell us about your sleep and snoring
Share how you feel during the day
Quick, guided screening
2Take your sleep test at home
Simple, guided setup
One-night test from the comfort of home
No clinic visit required
3Get your results reviewed
Your test is reviewed by a licensed physician
Understand what may be affecting your sleep
Get clear answers, not guesswork
4Move forward with treatment
Get matched to the right next step
Personalized treatment direction
Confidence in what comes next
Start with a few questions
Tell us about your sleep and snoring
Share how you feel during the day
Quick, guided screening
Take your sleep test at home
Simple, guided setup
One-night test from the comfort of home
No clinic visit required
Get your results reviewed
Your test is reviewed by a licensed physician
Understand what may be affecting your sleep
Get clear answers, not guesswork
Move forward with treatment
Get matched to the right next step
Personalized treatment direction
Confidence in what comes next
After Your Test
Results you can act on
Results are typically available within 2 business days. Every report is reviewed by a board-certified sleep physician.
Your data is reviewed
A board-certified sleep physician analyzes your overnight recordings — airflow, oxygen levels, breathing events, and heart rate.
You receive a detailed report
Your AHI score and severity classification are delivered with a clear explanation of what the numbers mean for you.
Treatment is matched to severity
Your physician recommends a treatment path based on your results — from lifestyle changes to oral appliances or CPAP therapy.
Understanding your AHI score
The Apnea-Hypopnea Index measures breathing pauses per hour of sleep.
Normal
AHI < 5
Mild
AHI 5–14
Moderate
AHI 15–29
Severe
AHI 30+
Final treatment recommendation depends on your physician's review and your personal preferences.
Common questions about sleep testing
An HSAT records airflow through your nose, breathing effort from chest and abdomen movements, blood oxygen saturation, and heart rate. These measurements allow a sleep physician to calculate your Apnea-Hypopnea Index (AHI) and determine whether you have sleep apnea.
Home sleep tests are clinically validated for diagnosing obstructive sleep apnea in adults with a moderate-to-high pre-test probability. They are recommended by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine as an alternative to in-lab polysomnography for uncomplicated cases.
Many insurance plans cover home sleep testing when ordered by a physician. Coverage varies by plan. Your provider can verify benefits before the test is ordered.
Results are typically available within 2 business days after your test data is received. A board-certified sleep physician reviews the data and provides a detailed report with your diagnosis and recommended next steps.
Yes. A home sleep test requires a physician order. The screening process helps determine whether testing is appropriate for you and can facilitate the physician review needed to order the test.
If sleep apnea is confirmed, you'll receive a severity classification based on your AHI score. Your physician will recommend a treatment plan, which may include CPAP therapy, oral appliance therapy, or lifestyle modifications depending on severity and your preferences.
Our Blog
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