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Your Sleep May Be Harming Your Health
If you wake tired, struggle with focus, or feel your sleep isn't restorative — your body may be working harder than you realize overnight.
Many People Experience...
π©Snoring or gasping during sleep
π©Restless, unrefreshing sleep
π©Waking up exhausted
π©Daytime fatigue, brain fog, and poor focus
π©Mood changes, irritability, or depression
Untreated sleep-disordered breathing is linked to cardiovascular disease, hypertension, cognitive decline, and metabolic disorders.
These symptoms aren't "normal" — they're signals your body needs help. We can find out why.
Why NaviSleep?
You deserve more than a single-night snapshot. NaviSleep delivers medical-grade diagnostic accuracy with the convenience of home testing.
β Multi-night testing for greater diagnostic accuracy
Most sleep studies capture just one night. We monitor you for 5–7 nights, capturing data that single-night studies often miss.
β Physician-interpreted medical results
Your data is reviewed and interpreted by a qualified sleep physician — not software alone.
β Virtual consultation with a sleep expert
Connect with a sleep specialist from the comfort of your home to review your results and discuss next steps.
β Personalized therapy pathway — not one-size-fits-all
Whether it's CPAP, oral appliance therapy, myofunctional therapy, or lifestyle changes — we guide you toward the right solution for your unique needs.
NaviSleep is here to empower you with the knowledge to make informed, confident decisions about your sleep health.
How It Works
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about home sleep apnea testing in Canada π
A home sleep apnea test is a medical-grade diagnostic tool that monitors your breathing, oxygen levels, and other markers while you sleep in your own bed. NaviSleep's test runs for multiple nights and is interpreted by a qualified sleep physician.
NaviSleep monitors you for 5β7 nights instead of the single night typical of in-lab studies, often capturing more diagnostic data. Results are reviewed and interpreted by a sleep physician, not software alone.
A home sleep test is done in your own bed over multiple nights using a small wearable device, while an in-lab PSG requires an overnight stay at a sleep lab with technician monitoring. Home testing is more convenient and, with multi-night monitoring, can capture patterns a single-night lab study may miss.
No referral is required. You can self-refer directly through NaviSleep to start your home sleep study.
Coverage depends on your individual policy and provider. After payment, we provide a detailed invoice you can submit to your insurance provider for potential reimbursement β we recommend checking with your provider beforehand to confirm your coverage.
We ship a testing device to your door with a prepaid return label. You wear it while sleeping in your own bed for several nights, then send it back. A sleep physician reviews your results, and you meet virtually with a sleep and airway consultant to discuss your personalized treatment plan.
Yes. Our pediatric sleep study uses a gentle, ring-based device for children ages 2 and up, arranged and consented by a parent or guardian, with results explained in a dedicated consultation.
From the time your device ships, the full process - testing, return shipping, physician interpretation, and sleep consultation typically takes 3β4 weeks.
You'll have a 45-minute virtual consultation with a sleep and airway consultant (RRT) to review your results and build a personalized treatment plan - whether that's CPAP, oral appliance therapy, myofunctional therapy, or lifestyle changes.