Home Sleep Testing in Seattle, WA
Rest easy with comfortable, at-home testing trusted by patients across Seattle.
What Is Home Sleep Testing?
Understanding easy, at-home sleep testing.
Home sleep testing is a modern sleep testing option that helps diagnose sleep apnea, obstructive sleep apnea, central sleep apnea, complex sleep apnea, insomnia, and other sleep disorders—all from the comfort of your own bed. Instead of an overnight stay in a sleep lab, an at home sleep testing experience allows you to complete a home sleep test while you sleep naturally at home.
With home sleep testing in Seattle, patients use FDA cleared, latest technology home wearing equipment designed to monitor breathing, oxygen levels, heart rate, and sleep patterns throughout the night. This home sleep solution collects information that helps our doctors and sleep specialists diagnose obstructive sleep apnea and other sleep disorders accurately.
Dr. Koogler and our sleep medicine team review your sleep studies data carefully to create a personalized treatment plan. That treatment plan is designed to treat sleep apnea, improve health, and support restful sleep over the long term.
Benefits of Home Sleep Testing
How at-home testing helps you sleep better.
Comfort in Your Own Home
Home sleep testing allows patients to sleep in their own bed, next to their bed partner, following normal bedtime routines. Sleeping at home often produces more accurate sleep testing results than a sleep lab, especially for patients who suffer from insomnia, sleep walking, or anxiety.
Staying in your own bed helps the nervous system relax and supports more natural sleep.
More Affordable Testing Options
Most patients find home sleep testing simpler and more affordable than in-lab sleep studies. Many medical insurance plans and Medicare insurance coverage apply, and our team works directly with your insurance provider to confirm what insurance cover options apply before testing.
Fast Answers and Easy Screening
A home sleep test helps diagnose sleep apnea and other sleep disorders quickly. Sleep testing data allows our sleep medicine doctors to identify apnea events, stop breathing episodes, snoring, oxygen level drops, and excessive daytime sleepiness.
Faster diagnosis leads to faster treatment options and better sleep.
Accurate Insights Into Sleep Problems
These sleep studies measure breathing, oxygen levels, heart rate, apnea events, and sleep symptoms throughout the night. Home sleep testing can diagnose obstructive sleep apnea, central sleep apnea, complex sleep apnea, circadian rhythm disorders, and other sleep disorders left untreated that may increase the risk of high blood pressure or heart disease.
Who Needs Home Sleep Testing?
Understanding which patients benefit most.
Home sleep testing in Seattle is ideal for adults experiencing sleep problems such as loud snoring, daytime fatigue, excessive daytime sleepiness, insomnia, or morning headaches. Patients who wake up tired, struggle with sleep issues, or notice pain, dry mouth, or breathing interruptions during the night may benefit from a home sleep test.
Our board-certified doctors and sleep specialists provide personalized care and support through every step. Dr. Koogler focuses on sleep medicine solutions that improve life, protect health, and help patients understand how sleep affects the airway, heart, and nervous system.
Common symptoms include:
Loud snoring or gasping
Stop breathing episodes during sleep
Persistent insomnia
Daytime fatigue and excessive daytime sleepiness
Pain or discomfort at night
Restless legs syndrome
Morning headaches
Difficulty staying asleep
If these symptoms sound familiar, home sleep testing may help diagnose the disorder and guide treatment.
The Cost of Home Sleep Testing
Transparent pricing for Seattle patients.
We accept many major medical insurance plans, including Medicare, and our team will confirm your coverage before any treatment—so you’ll never face unexpected costs.
For services not covered by insurance, like NightLase, we provide clear pricing and flexible payment options.
Questions about coverage? Call us at 425-209-0700 or submit your info through the link below, and we’ll get in touch.
How Home Sleep Testing Works
A simple, three-step process with Dr. Koogler.
Step one: Your consultation
Your initial consultation includes a detailed review of symptoms, sleep problems, medical history, and risk factors. This step helps our doctors determine if home sleep testing is the right test for your sleep disorder.
Step two: Complete your home sleep testing
You receive FDA-cleared home-worn equipment to use for one night. This home sleep test tracks breathing, oxygen levels, heart rate, apnea events, and sleep patterns while you sleep comfortably in your own bed—no sleep lab required.
Step three: Review results and start your treatment plan
Our sleep medicine team reviews your sleep studies and diagnosis. Dr. Koogler explains treatment options, including CPAP therapy, CPAP machine use, CPAP alternatives, or an oral appliance designed to keep the airway open.
Why Choose Washington Center for Sleep?
Our Unique Qualities
Specialized in Dental Sleep Medicine
Simple, Comfortable Home Testing
Proven CPAP Alternatives
Patient-Centered Care
Medically Integrated Approach
Convenient Locations in Seattle & Bellevue
Dr. Koogler
Dr. Koogler, a Diplomate of the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine, treats sleep apnea and snoring with non-CPAP solutions like oral appliances. He pursues ongoing education, collaborates with sleep physicians, and advocates for dentists’ role in improving sleep care and patients’ quality of life.
Home Sleep Testing – Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is home sleep testing as accurate as an in-lab study?
For most patients, yes. Modern home sleep tests are highly accurate for detecting obstructive sleep apnea, and they’re more convenient and affordable.
2. Do I need a referral to do a sleep test with you?
No referral needed. We provide direct access to home sleep apnea testing and coordinate with sleep physicians for interpretation and diagnosis.
3. What does the sleep test device look like?
It’s a small, wearable device — no wires or bulky headgear. You’ll sleep in your own bed while it records breathing, snoring, and oxygen levels.
4. How long does it take to get results?
Most patients receive results within 3–5 business days after testing.
5. Will insurance cover the test?
Yes — home sleep tests are typically covered by medical insurance, depending on your plan and symptoms.
Get Started Today!
You don’t have to wait for a lab study or suffer with CPAP. Take the first step with a simple home sleep test.