Sleep apnea makes your breathing stop and restart during sleep. It is common, treatable, and often missed for years. More than 7,500 clinics in our directory list sleep apnea care, and the closest ones to you are below.
Not everyone with sleep apnea snores, and not everyone who snores has sleep apnea. Only a sleep test can tell.
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Start with your primary care doctor or a sleep clinic. Your doctor can order a home sleep apnea test or refer you to a sleep specialist. Depending on your insurance, you may be able to book directly with a sleep clinic near you.
It is usually a sleep center or sleep medicine practice that tests for sleep apnea and manages treatment. Some also have a lab for overnight studies, supply CPAP equipment, or work with dentists and surgeons. Services vary, so check each listing and call to confirm.
Often, yes. A home sleep apnea test is a common first step for adults with signs of moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea and no major heart, lung, or nerve conditions. It still needs a doctor's order. An in-lab study is more thorough and is used when a home test is not suitable or its result is unclear.
It can be. Untreated moderate to severe sleep apnea is linked to high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, and drowsy driving crashes. Treatment lowers some of these risks and usually improves daytime sleepiness.
Most plans cover testing and treatment when medically necessary, though many require prior authorization and some require a home test first. Medicare covers sleep apnea tests and a 12-week CPAP trial after a diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea. Call your insurer to confirm your costs.
It is usually a long-term condition that is managed, not cured, and symptoms often return if treatment stops. Weight loss or surgery can reduce it, and sometimes resolve it, in the right patients. A repeat sleep test is how your doctor confirms any change.