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A rudimentary diagnostic test which is designed for patients that want a bird’s eye evaluation of their sleeping patterns. It tracks your breathing activity while sleeping and is ideal for detecting common sleeping problems like loud snoring.
You should book a sleep test if:
A sleep screening test will precisely record your breathing activity, oxygen levels, and heart rate while you sleep. This allows you and the experts to spot any irregular breathing patterns and cardiovascular activities during your sleep.
The best part about this test is that in order to take it, you only need to wear a compact sleep kit around your chest and a SPo2 monitor on your finger. That’s it. It doesn’t require any wires or leads to be attached to your body.
A sleep screening test costs ₹2,500/- (excluding additional taxes)
This includes:
A specialised test that provides additional data and information which uncovers the root cause of your sleeping problems. It tracks your brain activity and muscle contractions along with breathing patterns to detect more complex sleeping problems like central apnea.
You should book an advanced sleep test if:
In addition to monitoring your breathing activity, oxygen levels, and heart rate, the advanced sleep test will monitor your brain and muscle activity as well. Hence, this test would not only spot irregular breathing patterns but will also monitor nervous patterns, leg and body movement, and detect periodic limb movement disorder (PLMD) to understand the root cause of your sleeping disorders.
Advanced sleep test requires the attachment of sensors to certain parts of your body, which makes the test slightly sensitive. For this very reason, the advanced level test is done in the presence of a trained technician so that you don’t face any inconvenience during the course of the night. This is what makes this test foolproof and gold standard.
An advanced sleep test costs ₹7,000/- (excluding additional taxes)
This includes:
RemeSleep provides sleep care solutions that are backed by over 45 years of experience and research. Our founders specialize in helping people sleep better through cogent diagnosis and effective lifestyle changes.
No, the prices are not inclusive of taxes.
Yes, against common belief, snoring should not be associated with good sleep. In fact, it is one of the most common signs of sleep apnea. If you snore on a regular basis, you must consult a somnologist immediately.
REM sleep, or Rapid Eye Movement sleep, is a stage characterized by rapid eye movement, vivid dreaming, and heightened brain activity. It supports cognitive processes and memory consolidation. Deep sleep, also known as slow-wave sleep, is a stage marked by slow brain waves, physical restoration, and minimal dreaming. It promotes physical recovery, hormone regulation, and immune function. Both stages are vital for overall sleep quality and health.
