Video Instructions for your Home Sleep Testing Device
Choose the device that looks most like the device you received in the mail. If you have any questions about which device you received, call our 24-hour customer support line at 877-249-8331.
Alice NightOne
The Alice NightOne Device is a small white device worn on the chest with a blue chest belt, nasal canula and finger probe.
CadWell ApneaTrak
The Cadwell ApneaTrak is a home sleep apnea test that will collect data on your breathing and snoring while you sleep.
WatchPAT-ONE
WatchPAT-ONE is a device worn on the wrist like a watch, with a probe for the index finger on the non-dominant hand.
ResMed ApneaLink Air
The ResMed ApneaLink Air is a dark grey or black device worn on on the chest with a nasal canula and finger probe.
NiteWatch
Get fast identification of sleep disorders in the comfort and convenience of your own home, with results delivered in days.
ARES 620
ARES provides clear audio and visual indicators, making it simple for patients to know when the ARES device needs is working properly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pivotal Health is invested in improving access to care by providing a pick up and mail delivery home sleep apnea testing program.
The focus of our program is to simplify the process of diagnosing obstructive sleep apnea for uncomplicated patients.
This convenient approach to care is designed to minimize touchpoints while still providing a clinically appropriate and cost efficient diagnosis for many patients determined to be at risk for sleep apnea as recommended by the AASM.
The device displayed a red light following my test, did I do something wrong?
If you received a red light following your test, it doesn’t mean you did something wrong. Please call the Home Sleep Test Support line for further questions and instructions.
I’m having trouble keeping the cannula in my nose and/or the finger probe on my finger, any advice?
Yes, we recommend using medical tape to help secure the components in place. If you don’t have medical tape available, you can also use the adhesive portion of a bandage.
Is there a set amount of time that I need to sleep?
A successful test is considered four or more hours.
Do I really have to test on consecutive nights?
While we would appreciate if the study nights were back-to-back, it is not mandatory.
Why do I have two cannulas? Should I use both of them?
We provided an extra cannula for cases where the original is un-usable and a spare is needed.