One night with the home sleep test tells you exactly what's happening while you sleep.
This screener is educational and isn't a diagnosis — that's exactly what the physician-reviewed test is for.
WatchPAT™ ONE · FDA-clearedA small wrist unit with a finger and chest sensor. Put it on, open the app, sleep like you always do.
A board-certified sleep physician reviews your data and writes a clear report — with a diagnosis and prescription if sleep apnea is found.
Apnea, simple snoring, or all clear — you'll know your next step, and our advisors help you take it.
The WatchPAT ONE captures a full picture of your sleep — the same core data a physician needs from a lab study.
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.
| FixSnoring home test | In-lab sleep study | |
|---|---|---|
| Where you sleep | Your own bed | A clinic bed, wired up, on camera |
| Typical cost | $169 flat | Often $1,000–$3,000+ billed through insurance |
| Wait time | Test the night it arrives | Weeks to months for an appointment |
| Results | Physician report in days | Days to weeks after the study |
| Best for | Suspected obstructive sleep apnea | Complex or unusual sleep disorders |
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 & Neck Surgery (2013) — meta-analysis of peripheral arterial tonometry (WatchPAT) versus in-lab polysomnography.
No. Order the test yourself. A licensed physician reviews your results and issues the diagnosis — and a treatment prescription if sleep apnea is found.
It happens. If the recording doesn't capture enough usable data for a physician to read, our team will work with you to make it right.
Yes. Your data is encrypted, shared only with you and the reviewing physician, and never sold.
The WatchPAT ONE device, free shipping, app-based setup, physician review of your night, your written report, and a prescription if one is clinically appropriate. No subscriptions, no hidden fees.
Questions? Real humans answer. Usually within a few hours.
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