One night with the WatchPAT home sleep test gives you the answers you need — without a sleep lab.
The WatchPAT One arrives ready for one night of testing. It consists of a wrist-worn unit with an attached finger probe that records the PAT signal, oxygen levels, and heart rate, plus a chest sensor that records snoring, body position, and chest movement. The device is powered by a single disposable AAA battery and pairs with the WatchPAT ONE smartphone app, which guides sensor placement and securely uploads your data when the test ends. Because it is fully disposable, there is nothing to mail back afterward.
Wear the device for one night in your own bed. It records seven sleep signals while you sleep — breathing, oxygen, heart rate, and more. A sleep physician reviews your data and sends a clear report within days.
Ships free, next business day. The test is single-use and fully disposable — nothing to mail back. FSA/HSA eligible.
No sleep lab, no wires down the hallway, no waiting rooms.

Complete a quick health form. Your WatchPAT kit ships directly to your door.

Follow the app-guided setup and sleep in your own bed. No sleep lab or complicated wires.

A board-certified sleep physician reviews your data and prepares your report, diagnosis, and prescription when clinically appropriate.
One flat price. No subscription, hidden fees, or equipment to return.
The Wesper captures a full picture of your night — the same core signals a physician needs to evaluate sleep apnea.
How often your airway narrows or closes per hour — the number that defines sleep apnea.
Whether your body is getting the oxygen it needs through the night.
How hard your heart is working while you sleep.
Light, deep, and REM — how much true rest you're actually getting.
How loud, how often, and in which positions you snore.
Whether your back, side, or stomach is where the trouble happens.
Not time in bed — actual sleep, so your numbers mean something.
All of it read by a board-certified sleep physician — not just an app score.
Within days of your test night, a board-certified sleep physician turns your data into a written report you can actually read — and act on.
Your report may include:
Costs and timelines on the insurance route vary by plan, deductible, and local availability.
Tracks in-lab sleep studies with a 0.89 correlation, across a 14-study, 909-patient meta-analysis.
Fully disposable. Results sync from the app — no shipping anything back.
Board-certified sleep physicians review every single test.
Cash-pay, no insurance hassle. Documentation provided for reimbursement.
Source: Yalamanchali et al., JAMA Otolaryngology–Head &Home sleep apnea testing is endorsed by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine for adults with suspected obstructive sleep apnea.
Most people with these signs have never been tested. One night settles it.
An at-home sleep test isn't appropriate for every patient or every sleep disorder. The reviewing clinical provider will determine whether the test is right for you based on the health information you submit.
Not sure? Take the 2-minute sleep quiz →A quick health form at checkout. Takes about 3 minutes.
Your WatchPAT kit arrives with everything inside.
The app guides setup in seconds. Sleep like you always do.
Single-use — nothing to charge, clean, or mail back.
A board-certified sleep physician sends your report — with a prescription if apnea is found.
Every WatchPAT study is interpreted by an independent, licensed sleep physician — not an algorithm. FixSnoring home testing is trusted by sleep-medicine specialists.

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A small, FDA-cleared device you wear for one night in your own bed. It records the signals a physician needs to evaluate sleep apnea — breathing, oxygen, heart rate, and more — and syncs them from your phone. A board-certified sleep physician reads the results.
You do not need to bring your own prescription. WatchPAT One is an FDA-cleared, prescription-use home sleep test, and your purchase at Sleeplay includes review of your results by a board-certified physician. After your test, the physician interprets the data and provides a medical report, and if obstructive sleep apnea is diagnosed you receive a prescription (Rx) you can use to obtain CPAP therapy.
WatchPAT One measures your True Sleep Time, so it calculates your AHI and RDI based on the time you are actually asleep rather than the total time the device was recording. Many home sleep tests use total recording time, which can underestimate the severity of sleep apnea. WatchPAT One also reports sleep stages including REM, the Respiratory Disturbance Index (RDI) with respiratory effort-related arousals (RERAs), and data that helps distinguish central from obstructive events.
Seven signals: breathing events (AHI), blood oxygen, heart rate, sleep stages, snoring intensity, body position, and true sleep time.
Adults who snore loudly, wake unrefreshed, have been told they stop breathing at night, or have other symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea — and adults whose doctor has suggested a sleep study.
An at-home sleep test isn't appropriate for every patient or every sleep disorder. The reviewing clinical provider determines whether the test is appropriate based on the health information you submit — and will tell you if an in-lab study is the better path.
Yes. Because the WatchPAT One is classified as a medical diagnostic device, it qualifies under most Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) as a reimbursable expense. Patients may use pre-tax funds to reduce the overall cost of testing.
Plan for a full night. ZOLL Itamar requires at least 6 hours of recording for a WatchPAT One study, and because it scores your results on your actual sleep time, the more you sleep the more reliable your AHI and RDI. Aim for 6 or more hours, and 8 or more is even better. WatchPAT One is a single-night, single-use test, so try it on a night when you can sleep normally.
The WatchPAT setup requires three contact points: the wrist unit, the finger probe, and the chest sensor. The wrist device records motion data and receives the signals from the finger probe, which captures arterial tone and oxygen levels, while the chest sensor identifies snoring vibrations and body position. The WatchPAT One app guides you step by step, confirming sensor placement and recording readiness before sleep.
Yes — if the reviewing physician diagnoses sleep apnea and determines that treatment is appropriate, your prescription is included at no extra cost.
Don't ignore ongoing symptoms. Bring your report to your doctor — some sleep disorders can only be ruled out with an in-lab study.
For unopened kits, email info@fixsnoring.com and we'll help. After your test, you'll send the Wesper device back with the prepaid return label included in your kit — returning it is a required part of the process. If your recording fails through no fault of your own, we'll work with you to make it right.
Yes. The WatchPAT One is an FDA-cleared home sleep apnea test, a type of sleep study you perform in your own bed. It records seven channels of data: the PAT signal, heart rate, oximetry, actigraphy, snoring, body position, and chest movement. From these it reports AHI, RDI, a central apnea index, and sleep stages including REM. It is a diagnostic aid for sleep-related breathing disorders used under the direction of a physician. For complex or non-respiratory sleep disorders, an in-lab polysomnography may still be needed.
Your report includes the physician's recommended next step. If treatment such as CPAP is appropriate, your included prescription lets you get equipment from any supplier you choose.
Yes. Your data is encrypted, shared only with you and the reviewing physician, and never sold.
Questions? Real humans answer. Usually within a few hours.
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