Sleep Apnea Diagnosis

Simple screening is an excellent starting point when first investigating a potential sleep apnea condition. Simple screening does not replace the need for a professional sleep study if simple screening recommends. Still, it will indicate whether you should consider progressing to a more robust diagnostic method such as a professional sleep study based on your current health.

Screening can occur during a GP appointment, conducted by phone with a reputable sleep health provider such as Sleep Clinic Services, or conveniently online using our unique, scientifically validated Sleep Apnea Risk Profile.

When completing our 5-minute quiz, be sure to answer all questions as accurately as possible. In a few clicks, you'll understand your likelihood of a sleep apnea condition and receive next-step recommendations. No-fuss. No cost. No obligation.

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Only a professional sleep study (polysomnogram) can accurately determine the presence, cause and severity of a potential sleep apnea condition. Accurate sleep study diagnostic data ensures the best treatment prescription, so you can get back to enjoying deep restorative sleep while enjoying improved health and wellbeing.

This method attracts a government rebate for those who qualify.

Call Sleep Clinic Services today to determine your sleep apnea risk and whether you are eligible for the Medicare rebate. We'll happily answer all your questions: cost and obligation-free.

Multichannel screening can confirm the likelihood of an undiagnosed sleep apnea condition, but it does not provide adequate data necessary to diagnose sleep apnea fully. As such, it does not replace the need for a professional sleep study, but it will indicate whether you should consider progressing to a more robust diagnostic method such as a professional sleep study.

Multichannel screening is typically not recognised by Medicare and does not attract a Government rebate. Further, a high MCS rating typically recommends undergoing a sleep study (polysomnogram) to determine an accurate diagnosis and treatment recommendations for your sleep apnea condition.