Home Sleep Apnea Testing in Los Angeles & Beverly Hills

Advanced WatchPAT ONE home sleep apnea testing for eligible adults—comfortable overnight monitoring, physician interpretation, and personalized follow-up.

Our Beverly Hills sleep clinic provides physician-guided WatchPAT home sleep apnea testing with convenient device instructions, clinical review and follow-up. Our program uses the single-use WatchPAT ONE system and provides home sleep study services for suitable patients. This home sleep testing equipment  can help evaluate obstructive sleep apnea in appropriately selected adults, but it does not replace in-lab polysomnography when comprehensive testing is needed.

A sleep apnea test at home can provide useful diagnostic information about obstructive sleep apnea when ordered for appropriate patients and interpreted by a clinician. WatchPAT ONE uses three simple points of contact: a wrist-worn monitor, a finger probe, and a small chest sensor. Its seven recorded signals include peripheral arterial tone (PAT), heart rate, oxygen saturation, movement, body position, snoring, and chest motion. The resulting report estimates actual sleep time and sleep stages (including REM), helping your physician assess sleep-disordered breathing.

Our office will explain how to apply the sensors and connect the WatchPAT ONE smartphone app. You can complete the single-night test in your own bed, without a nasal cannula or a complicated set of wires. Insurance coverage and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan, medical necessity and benefits. Our team can explain the testing process and available payment information.

After your overnight study, follow the app’s completion instructions. When properly connected, WatchPAT ONE securely transfers the recorded data through the smartphone app for clinical review; the single-use device does not need to be returned to our clinic. The results are reviewed by the physician. We explain the findings, discuss any limitations and recommend suitable next steps, including CPAP/APAP therapy or further testing when needed.

Frequently asked questions
Who is a home sleep apnea test for? Home testing may be appropriate for selected adults with suspected obstructive sleep apnea after a medical evaluation.
What if the result is negative or inconclusive? If a home sleep apnea test is negative, inconclusive, or technically inadequate, in-laboratory polysomnography is recommended to evaluate suspected obstructive sleep apnea.
Can I discuss the findings with a doctor? Yes. Results are reviewed clinically and next steps are individualized.
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