Frequently Asked Questions
- Is this covered by my insurance?
- Can I see if I have apnea without seeing a doctor?
- What kind of physician will I see?
- What do I do to see you?
- I need to see a sleep specialist, so does that mean I automatically need a sleep study?
- Is a sleep study covered by my insurance?
- What do I need to do to bring for my sleep study?
- What if I cannot fall asleep during the study?
- Will I sleep differently during the test than normally at home?
- How long is a sleep study?
- Does a sleep study hurt?
- What happens during a sleep study?
- What happens if I have to use the bathroom during the study?
- What happens after a sleep study?
- Are the rooms private for the study?
- Can I take a shower in the morning after a study?
- Can I do this study at home?
- What are the 10 myths about sleep?
- How many people are affected by sleep disorders?
- How many sleep disorders are there?
- My spouse says I don’t sleep well, but I sleep fine, do I have a problem?
- I have no problems falling asleep, does that mean I don’t have a sleep problem?
- Who is at risk for poor sleep?
- Do women have sleep problems, or only men?
- Is there anything I can do to sleep better on my own?
Questions about snoring and sleep apnea
- How many people have sleep apnea?
- Can I see if I have apnea without seeing a doctor?
- Is sleep apnea dangerous?
- How is apnea treated?
- My spouse says I snore, what should I do?
Questions about pediatric sleep issues
- Do children have sleep problems?
- Is there a link between ADHD and sleep in children?
- Can children have obstructive sleep apnea?