● Functional Medicine · Sleep Profiler
Sleep Profiler:
real answers about your sleep.
The Sleep Profiler combines the accuracy and versatility of the Sleep Profile Test with the cardio-respiratory signals needed for a virtually wireless polysomnography study, all completed comfortably at home.
13-channel system
EEG, EOG, EMG, wireless oximetry, respiratory effort, pulse rate, and more.
Voice-guided setup
The only HSAT that uses voice
messages to help you self-apply the sensors correctly.
94% success rate
Industry-leading success rate for a Type II study.
Done at home
A virtually wireless setup means no overnight sleep lab visit required.
● What The Sleep Profiler Measures
A full picture, captured overnight.
The 13-channel system includes EEG, EOG, and EMG, wireless oximetry, nasal pressure and airflow, chest and abdomen respiratory effort (RIP or piezo), forehead and finger pulse rate, head movement and position, and quantitative snoring.
The Sleep Profiler is the only home sleep apnea test (HSAT) that uses voice messages to help you correctly self-apply the sensors. Real-time detection of poor airflow and oximetry signal quality triggers corrective voice alerts, which contribute to an industry-leading 94% success rate for a Type II study.
● Clinical Application
What it can help quantify and clarify.
Sleep Profiler can quantify multi-night and repeated measures for a range of sleep-related concerns.
Common Symptoms
What It Screens For
Snoring
Insomnia
Hypersomnia
Other non-OSA sleep disorders
Clinical Insight
What It Enables Clinicians To Do
Differentiate short sleep syndrome from sleep state misperception
Identify abnormal sleep patterns attributed to chronic or neurodegenerative diseases
Monitor the effects of OSA therapy on sleep quality over time
Assess dose-dependent medication effects on sleep architecture and continuity
● Begin your protocol
Sleep better. Know why.
Ask about Sleep Profiler testing at your next visit, or book a consultation to see if it’s right for you.
Results vary. Eligibility for any program or treatment is determined by a licensed medical provider. Programs are designed for long-term health, not just quick fixes.