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Adult sleep apnea screening

Could obstructive sleep apnea be affecting you?

Start with a quick facial scan.

Complete a guided facial scan and sleep-risk assessment to identify physical and lifestyle factors associated with obstructive sleep apnea.

Start my sleep assessmentFor healthcare providers

Your results are a screening assessment, not a medical diagnosis. A sleep study is required to diagnose obstructive sleep apnea.

Step 1 of 4Preview

Front view

Look straight at the camera.

The scan guides you and checks photo quality — it doesn't diagnose.
Loud, frequent snoringPauses in breathingWaking up gaspingTired after a full nightMorning headachesNodding off during the dayDry mouth on wakingRestless sleepLoud, frequent snoringPauses in breathingWaking up gaspingTired after a full nightMorning headachesNodding off during the dayDry mouth on wakingRestless sleep

How it works

Better Sleep Starts With 3 Simple Steps

From your first scan to meeting with a sleep specialist, we've made the entire process simple, convenient, and designed around you.

  1. 01Step 1 — Scan

    Complete Your Facial Scan

    Start with a quick, non-invasive facial scan along with a brief sleep-risk questionnaire. We'll evaluate relevant risk indicators to help determine whether further sleep testing may be appropriate.

    • Quick
    • Non-invasive
    • Easy
  2. 02Step 2 — Sleep

    Take Your At-Home Sleep Study

    No overnight sleep lab. If testing is appropriate, your at-home sleep study is conveniently delivered directly to your front door. Complete the test from the comfort of your own bed and return the device as instructed.

    • Delivered
    • Sleep at home
    • Convenient
  3. 03Step 3 — Review

    Meet Virtually With a Sleep Specialist

    Once your sleep study is complete, meet virtually with a board-certified sleep medicine specialist who can review your sleep-study results, discuss the findings with you, and explain appropriate next steps.

    • Video visit
    • Expert review
    • Clear steps

From Scan to Sleep Study to Answers.

No complicated process. No unnecessary trips. Just a simple path toward understanding your sleep health.

Start Your Free Sleep Screening

Know the signs

Signs worth talking about.

Many people live with these for years without realizing they could be connected to sleep.

2 or more?

If several of these sound familiar, a quick screening can help you decide whether to talk with a clinician.

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01

Loud, frequent snoring

Often the first thing a bed partner notices.

02

Pauses in breathing

Someone sees you stop breathing in your sleep.

03

Waking up gasping

Sudden waking with choking or gasping.

04

Tired after a full night

Unrefreshed even after 7–8 hours.

05

Morning headaches

Dull headaches that fade as the day goes on.

06

Nodding off during the day

Drowsy while reading, watching TV or driving.

Screening points the way. Diagnosis needs a clinician.

This screening does

  • ✓Uses an established questionnaire to summarize risk indicators
  • ✓Shows exactly which answers contributed
  • ✓Helps you prepare for a conversation with a clinician

It can't

  • —Diagnose or rule out sleep apnea
  • —Tell you how severe a condition is
  • —Prescribe treatment or replace a sleep study

For you

Take the assessment

Answer at your own pace. Go back anytime. Review everything before you submit.

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For clinicians

Review shared reports

Structured reports, clinician notes, a 12-stage care pipeline and audit trails — with versioned scoring.

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Honest about the science.

Your result comes from a versioned questionnaire protocol. The facial scan records observations only — we won't pretend it diagnoses anything.

Learn about sleep apnea

Private by default.

Photo quality is checked on your device; two photos are sent once to estimate neck size, then discarded. Answers aren't saved unless you choose to share them.

How we handle your data

Questions

Know what to ask. Know who to ask.

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