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At-home Polysomnography,
when you need it
Multi-day testing and personalized insights
Empower Sleep recommends Onera Health home study in complex sleep apnea cases, as well as to speed up diagnosis and identify co-morbid sleep conditions.
Onera sleep test records multiple physiological parameters related to cardiovascular, respiratory and brain functions, and is the closest in accuracy to an in-lab sleep, while still being performed in the comfort of your home.
Product Description
The Onera is a wireless 4 sensor system that allows to make a comprehesive snapshot of your sleep set with maximum comfort.
The following data is measured: Eye Movement (EOG), Brain Activity (EEG), Muscle Movement (EMG), SpO2, Cardiac Activity (ECG), Respiratory Flow (bio-impedance), Respiratory Effort, Activity, Sound Pressure, Body Position.
The at-home sleep test is shown to estimate total sleep time, sleep stages and AHI with a high degree of accuracy compared to in-lab polysomnography.
Who is it for?
Individuals who want to get tested from the comfort of their own homes and beds, who don't want to spend the night in a sleep lab and/or don't want to wait for a Polysomnography appointment.
Onera sleep test allows phenotyping complex sleep apnea and diagnosing Periodic Leg Movement Disorder. Additional data collected during Onera study will help determine the most effective path of treatment faster, as well as diagnose sleep conditions co-morbid with sleep apnea.
Can you take a sleep apnea test at your own home?
The SleepImage software has been certified by the FDA and is shown to agree with results from an In-lab sleep test (Polysomnography) in 96.3% of mild sleep apnea tests, 90.5% of moderate sleep apnea tests, and 98.8% of severe sleep apnea tests (source).