Loud snoring? Episodes in which you stop breathing? Gasping for air during sleep? Morning headache? Excessive daytime sleepiness? Difficulty paying attention while awake?

The SOLUTION to your problem is HERE! 

Why should I get tested for sleep apnea?

Sleep apnea seriously disrupts the normal sleep cycle, which is crucial to rejuvenating the body and the brain. Repeated apneas or disruptions deprive you of the most critical kind of sleep for recharging your batteries: deep and REM sleep. This results in feeling tired and groggy during the day. Sleep apnea can also increase your risk for developing other chronic and life-threatening conditions, such as heart disease and diabetes.

 

Does any of this below sound familiar?

The most common signs and symptoms of
obstructive sleep apnea include:

• Loud snoring

• Episodes in which you stop breathing during sleep

• Gasping for air during sleep

• Awakening with a dry mouth

• Morning headache

• Difficulty staying asleep (insomnia)

• Excessive daytime sleepiness (hypersomnia)

• Difficulty paying attention while awake

• Irritability

 

If you are experiencing any of these signs and symptoms, then a sleep study may be the best thing you can do!

What's next?: 3 Simple Steps!

  Talk to your doctor

Speak to your doctor about your sleep apnea symptoms or click here to schedule a telemedicine visit with a sleep physician. He/she may prescribe a sleep test.

as low as $99

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Take a Home Sleep Test

AffinityHM, through it's partnership with Virtuox, offers several convenient and cost-effective home sleep testing options. A testing device will be mailed to your home and our expert sleep coaches will walk you through the setup over the phone. FDA and DOT approved.

covered by your health insurance or as low as $225!

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Begin Treatment

If you are diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea, your doctor will discuss several treatment options. The most common two are CPAP and/or a custom dental appliance.