Comprehensive sleep apnea diagnostics — home-based testing with specialist physician interpretation.
8 questions, about 1 minute — get a personalised recommendation for Type 4, Type 3, or Type 2 testing
Snoring louder than normal conversation, or audible through a closed door
For example: drowsy after meals, falling asleep watching TV or in meetings, needing daily naps
e.g., a bed partner, family member, or roommate has mentioned witnessed apnea
Including taking BP medication or having been diagnosed by a physician
BMI above 35 kg/m² is a risk factor (calculated automatically)
Age above 50 is a significant OSA risk factor
Measure at the larynx, or check whether your collar size exceeds 16
Biological sex assigned at birth — a STOP-Bang risk factor
Important: If anyone has ever witnessed you stop breathing or gasp during sleep (witnessed apnea), a Type 3 or Type 2 study with physician evaluation is recommended — regardless of your total STOP-Bang score.
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is far more common than most realise — affecting heart health, blood pressure, weight, focus, and mood. A formal sleep study is the essential first step before any meaningful treatment can begin.
The doctor will recommend the appropriate study based on your symptoms, risk profile, and medical history.
Medical note: If you have complex comorbidities — heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), stroke, neuromuscular disease, severe obesity with possible hypoventilation, or long-term opioid use — a Type 1 (standard in-lab PSG) is recommended. The doctor can refer you to an appropriate hospital sleep laboratory.
Conventional sleep testing examines only one dimension — we look at all three to find the real cause.
OSA · airway · oxygen desaturation · arousal index — what Type 2/Type 3 studies measure
"How many times does the airway close per hour?"
PM2.5 · CO₂ · temperature · humidity · sound · light — measured continuously for 7 nights, compared with WELL Standard v2
"Is your room helping — or harming — your sleep?"
Ferritin · Vitamin D · hs-CRP · BDNF · DLMO · CAR — the biochemical fingerprint of restorative sleep
"What nutrient or hormone is keeping your sleep shallow?"
A familiar pattern: A patient's Type 3 study shows normal OSA — yet they remain exhausted and foggy. The real culprits: elevated bedroom PM2.5, low ferritin, and borderline HbA1c — none of which Type 3 alone can detect.
Begin with ฿1,000 screening — full credit applied if you upgrade to a deeper diagnostic package.
"Am I at risk of OSA?" — a one-night home screening
"How severe is my OSA? Do I need CPAP?" — a one-night home diagnostic
"Could my bedroom be the cause?" — Type 3 plus 7-night bedroom sensors
"What's the full picture of my sleep?" — all three dimensions plus in-depth consultation
"How much is poor sleep aging me — and how do we reverse it?"
Prices shown are starting points — final pricing depends on the tests selected. Some blood markers are run through accredited partner laboratories (CAP / ISO 15189 certified).
Book a consultation to discuss your sleep study options with the doctor.
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