Accurate Sleep Apnea Diagnosis in Seattle, WA

From home sleep testing to in-lab sleep studies, we provide expert sleep medicine solutions for restful sleep.

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Understanding Sleep Apnea Diagnosis

How our Seattle sleep centers help you.

Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder where breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep. Untreated sleep apnea can lead to high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, and metabolic disorders. 

At Washington Center for Sleep, Dr. Koogler helps patients identify obstructive sleep apnea or other sleep conditions with a personalized diagnosis. Using home sleep testing or in-lab sleep studies, we evaluate your sleep cycle, nighttime breathing, and symptoms like loud snoring, morning headaches, or excessive daytime sleepiness. 

Getting the first step in diagnosis is key to achieving better sleep, improved overall health, and relief from sleep problems.

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Benefits of Sleep Apnea Diagnosis in Seattle

How identifying sleep apnea can improve your life.

Better Sleep Quality

Accurate diagnosis allows Dr. Koogler to create a treatment plan that helps restore restful sleep. Properly addressing your sleep conditions reduces nighttime awakenings, improves your sleep cycle, and leads to a better night's sleep every night.

Reduced Health Risks

Untreated sleep apnea contributes to heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, and diabetes. Early diagnosis and treatment help manage these health issues and prevent long-term complications, protecting your overall health.

Relief From Excessive Daytime Sleepiness

Sleep apnea often causes morning fatigue and irritability. Treating sleep apnea or related sleep disorders reduces daytime sleepiness, improving focus, mood, and your ability to enjoy life and daily activities.

Custom Treatment Options

After diagnosis, Dr. Koogler provides tailored treatment options such as CPAP therapy, oral appliance therapy, lifestyle changes, or in-lab sleep studies. This ensures a comfortable approach for treating snoring, apnea, or restless leg syndrome.

Who Should Get a Sleep Apnea Diagnosis

Recognizing the signs of better sleep and health.

Sleep apnea can affect anyone, but certain patients may notice more common symptoms or risk factors. If you experience loud snoring, morning headaches, excessive daytime sleepiness, or have a bed partner noticing your breathing stops at night, a sleep study may be the first step toward relief. 

Dr. Koogler evaluates your sleep patterns, overall health, and lifestyle to determine if home sleep testing or in-lab sleep studies are right for you. 

Early diagnosis helps prevent complications from untreated sleep apnea and restores better sleep for a healthier life.

Common symptoms:

  • Loud snoring

  • Morning headaches

  • Pauses in breathing at night

  • Excessive daytime sleepiness

  • Insomnia or restless nights

  • Irritability or depression

  • Poor sleep quality

  • Difficulty staying asleep

Take the first step with a consultation to discuss your symptoms and explore treatment options that fit your lifestyle.

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Sleep Apnea Diagnosis Costs

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.

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How You Get Diagnosed at Our Sleep Center

Simple steps to identify and treat sleep apnea.

Step 1: Schedule an appointment

Call or book online to meet Dr. Koogler. During this consultation, we review your symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle to determine if home sleep testing or in-lab sleep studies are needed.

Step 2: Conduct a sleep study

Based on your assessment, we provide a home sleep test or an in-lab sleep study at our Bellevue or Seattle medical center. These tests monitor breathing, oxygen levels, and your sleep cycle to pinpoint obstructive sleep apnea or other sleep disorders.

Step 3: Receive a personalized treatment plan

Dr. Koogler reviews results and recommends treatment options such as CPAP therapy, oral appliance, lifestyle changes, or in lab follow-ups. Our goal is better sleep, relief from snoring, and improved overall health.

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 general dentist with advanced training in 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.

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Sleep Apnea Diagnosis – Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do I need a referral to get tested for sleep apnea?
No referral is needed. You can schedule directly with us for a home sleep test, and we’ll coordinate with board-certified sleep physicians to interpret your results.

2. How do I know if I should get tested for sleep apnea?
If you snore loudly, feel tired during the day, wake up frequently, or have high blood pressure, it's worth getting tested. A simple home sleep test can give you clear answers.

3. Is a home sleep test accurate?
Yes — for most patients, home sleep apnea testing is just as accurate as a lab-based study for diagnosing obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).

4. How long does it take to get results?
Most patients receive results within 3–5 business days after completing the test.

Get Answers. Start Sleeping Better.

If you think you might have sleep apnea, the first step is a simple conversation. We’ll help you get tested, diagnosed, and treated — without the hassle of referrals or long wait times.

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