Why Annual Sleep Testing Matters — Even if You Feel Fine
You get a yearly physical. You check your cholesterol. You might even visit the dentist twice a year. But when was the last time you checked on the quality of your sleep?
Sleep disorders — especially obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) — often develop gradually and without obvious signs. Many people feel “fine” while their sleep quality and oxygen levels quietly worsen over time.
This is why an annual sleep test is increasingly recommended, particularly if you:
Have previously been diagnosed with sleep apnea
Use a CPAP or oral appliance
Have risk factors like weight gain, high blood pressure, or fatigue
Haven’t had a sleep study in over 12 months
Why Yearly Sleep Testing Is So Important
Sleep Apnea Can Return or Worsen
Even if your treatment was working before, changes in weight, anatomy, medication, or lifestyle can cause your sleep apnea to return or become more severe.
Annual sleep testing ensures your therapy is still effective.
CPAP and DME Re-Authorization Requires Updated Testing
Insurance companies often require updated sleep study results to continue coverage for CPAP supplies, masks, and equipment — especially if you haven’t shown compliance data.
📌 Pro tip: A new home sleep test may be the fastest and easiest way to meet insurance or Medicare re-authorization requirements.
Symptoms Can Be Silent
You may not notice subtle signs like:
Increased blood pressure
Mild memory loss
Snoring that returns gradually
Daytime fatigue you’ve grown used to
These small changes may be signs of a deeper sleep-related issue. Regular testing catches them early — before they escalate.
New Technology = Better Insights
Modern home sleep tests are more advanced than ever. With compact wireless devices, remote support, and AI-assisted analysis, the results are faster and just as accurate as traditional lab studies — with zero overnight clinic visit.
📊 According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, at-home testing is appropriate for most adults with suspected or ongoing obstructive sleep apnea.
Who Should Get an Annual Sleep Test?
You may benefit from yearly sleep testing if you:
Currently use CPAP, BiPAP, or oral appliance therapy
Were previously diagnosed with sleep apnea
Have a family history of OSA
Experience weight gain, snoring, or fatigue
Need updated testing for insurance or compliance
It’s also a smart preventive measure if you’re over 50, have diabetes, high blood pressure, or heart disease.
Why Choose Home Testing?
Our annual re-testing program at Sleep Disorder Center makes it easy. You’ll get:
An FDA-approved home sleep test shipped to your door
Simple setup instructions and remote guidance
Results reviewed by board-certified sleep physicians
Fast turnaround and help with next steps if needed
It Only Takes One Night
Just one night of at-home testing can provide peace of mind, verify your treatment, and protect your long-term health.
Whether you’ve been treated in the past or just want to check in on your sleep health, don’t wait until symptoms appear.
Take control of your sleep health today.
With our VIP Home Sleep Testing, you can finally get the answers you need — and the restful, restorative sleep you deserve.
Book your home sleep test now and wake up to a healthier tomorrow!