Breathing disturbances
Assess patterns that may suggest repeated interruptions in breathing during sleep.
SIMONMED LONGEVITY · HEALTHCHECK 2.5
24-hour sleep study
Understand your nights.
Inform your days.
An at-home sleep assessment can help evaluate suspected obstructive sleep apnea, connecting overnight breathing information with the way you feel during the day.
BUNDLED ADD-ON RATE$249with your $399 HealthCheck 2.0
WHY SLEEP BELONGS IN THE PICTURE
Rest is part
of your healthspan.
Loud snoring, witnessed pauses in breathing, waking unrefreshed and daytime sleepiness can prompt a conversation about obstructive sleep apnea. This condition involves repeated obstruction of the upper airway during sleep. Testing helps distinguish a concern from a diagnosis.[1]
Oxygen & pulse
Record overnight oxygen and pulse information, depending on the selected home device.
Your symptoms & history
Connect recorded signals with how you sleep, how you feel and other health conditions.
WHAT “24-HOUR” MEANS
A home recording period.
An overnight clinical question.
The HealthCheck 2.5 offer is called a 24-hour sleep study. The sleep assessment is recorded during your normal overnight sleep within the device’s collection period; it is not 24 hours in a sleep laboratory.
Your team will confirm the device, exact wear time, sensors and return process. Some home systems estimate sleep using peripheral signals rather than the full brain-wave recording used in a laboratory.
A DIFFERENT VIEW OF HEALTHDaytime testing cannot
Daytime testing cannot
show everything that happens at night.
This add-on extends beyond the base visit. The recording, interpretation and discussion of results occur separately.
THE RIGHT TEST FOR YOU
Home testing has
a defined role.
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine supports technically adequate home sleep apnea testing for selected uncomplicated adults with signs or symptoms suggesting a higher risk of moderate-to-severe obstructive sleep apnea.[1]
It is not a universal screen for every sleep disorder. People with certain heart, lung or neurologic conditions, suspected hypoventilation, chronic opioid use or severe insomnia may need an in-laboratory study instead. If a home result is negative, unclear or technically inadequate and concern remains, a laboratory study may be needed.[1]
When sleep apnea is confirmed, a sleep clinician can discuss appropriate options, which may include positive-airway-pressure therapy, an oral appliance or other individualized care. The study itself does not include treatment equipment.[2]
YOUR EXAM
Advanced Testing.
Results. Plan.
Prepare
Discuss symptoms, medicines and relevant medical history. Learn how to place the device and confirm the recording instructions.
Sleep at home
Wear the device as instructed during your usual sleep period. Follow the collection and return process.
Review results
Discuss the interpreted report and whether further testing or a sleep-medicine referral is appropriate.
GOOD TO KNOW
Your questions,
answered.
Will this diagnose insomnia or every cause of fatigue?
No. A home sleep apnea test focuses on sleep-related breathing. Fatigue and poor sleep can have many other causes.
Can I complete it during the one-hour HealthCheck?
No. Setup may be coordinated with your visit, but the overnight recording and report take place separately.
Does the price include CPAP or a laboratory study?
The $249 rate is for the offered home assessment. Treatment equipment, follow-up consultations and additional testing are not assumed to be included.
GO FURTHER, THOUGHTFULLY
Connect the right tests.
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HealthCheck 2.5 · $249
Bundled with your $399 HealthCheck 2.0. Add-ons require clinical suitability and may need more time or a separate appointment.
Plan your visit ↗THE EVIDENCE BEHIND THE EXPLANATION
Sources & science.
- American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Clinical practice guideline for diagnostic testing for adult obstructive sleep apnea.
- NHLBI. Sleep Apnea: Treatment.
Sources reviewed September 19, 2026. Study populations and limitations are described above. Educational information complements individualized medical care.