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Home Sleep Apnea Testing & Therapy | HSAT

Are you at risk of having
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)?
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About 25 million Americans suffer from varying degrees of OSA
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OSA can affect men and women of all ages, races, and lifestyles

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1 in 4 middle-aged men has OSA

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80% of people with moderate and severe OSA go undiagnosed

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Diagnosing Sleep Apnea
Here’s what you’d experience at both:
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Sleep Center Study

You’ll pack a bag and travel to the sleep center of your doctor’s choice for a night or two. You’ll need to make overnight arrangements for your pets and kids, and you may need to take the next day off of work depending on your schedule.
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ARES Solution At-Home Sleep Study

With the ARES Solution at-home sleep study, you’ll avoid the discomfort and inconvenience of having to sleep in an unfamiliar sleep study center away from home. You won’t have to arrange for childcare, pet sitting, or take a day off from work to do an at-home sleep study like you would with an in-facility sleep study.

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Symptoms Of Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Obstructive sleep apnea’s most telltale symptom is snoring, though not all people who snore have sleep apnea. Sleep apnea sufferers usually snore, then experience a few seconds of silence, then experience loud gasping breaths.

This pattern of breathing/not breathing then waking up can occur more than 30 times every hour. Waking up consistently eliminates the patient’s ability to get a night of deep, restful, restorative sleep.

Many patients with obstructive sleep apnea have no idea they are having these sleep issues, as they don’t wake up fully enough to remember in the morning. But they will see the signs and symptoms of sleep apnea during the day, such as:

Excessive daytime fatigue
Headaches in the morning
Trouble focusing and concentrating
Moodiness, depression, or irritability
Waking up with a sore throat or dry mouth
High blood pressure
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Quality Sleep is Essential to Healthy Living
We all know it’s important to sleep. But, even after decades of scientific study and research,why we need sleep is still not completely understood. What we know is this: consistent lack of sleep puts you at real risk for serious health issues, everything from depression, weakened immunity, and high-blood pressure, to type 2 diabetes, stroke, and heart disease.

Sleep isn’t optional. It’s a physiological necessity that provides our bodies and minds with the time necessary to recover from the stresses and strains – both mental and physical – of the world around us.

Quality Sleep is Essential to Healthy Living

We all know it’s important to sleep. But, even after decades of scientific study and research, why we need sleep is still not completely understood. What we know is this: consistent lack of sleep puts you at real risk for serious health issues, everything from depression, weakened immunity, and high-blood pressure, to type 2 diabetes, stroke, and heart disease.

Sleep isn’t optional. It’s a physiological necessity that provides our bodies and minds with the time necessary to recover from the stresses and strains – both mental and physical – of the world around us.

Understanding Sleep Apnea
Sleep apnea is often confused with insomnia. Insomnia is difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep. Sleep apnea is a physical disorder in which breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep. It’s a serious condition that can lead to numerous serious health issues and even death!

The most common type of sleep apnea is Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). When your throat muscles relax, your airway narrows or closes as you breathe in. Your brain senses your inability to breathe and wakes you so that you can reopen your airway, resulting in a snort or gasp. This pattern can repeat dozens of times a night, all night, preventing you from reaching a deep, restful phase of sleep.

Living with OSA
While obstructive sleep apnea has debilitating effects on the quality of your sleep, it doesn’t have to negatively impact the quality of your life and your overall health. There are ways to effectively treat and manage OSA, allowing sufferers to achieve the kind of deep, renewing sleep that allows them to live healthier lives and approach each day feeling refreshed and rested.
Don’t cope with Sleep Apnea. LIVE with it!
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STEP 1
Complete the FREE risk assessment
By answering some simple questions about your physical traits and health, you’ll provide us with the information we need to determine what your risk is for obstructive sleep apnea.
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STEP 2
Purchase your home sleep test
Your completed assessment will be reviewed by an independent, board certified physician. If necessary, you’ll be provided with a prescription so you can purchase your ARES Home Sleep Test Solution.
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STEP 3
Complete your sleep test
The test is mailed to your home with easy to follow instructions, you wear the device for 1-2 nights, and then mail it back for quick test results.
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STEP 4
Receive your results
Once you receive your test results describing your risk of having OSA, you can begin to explore the appropriate treatments available to help you live with sleep apnea and improve your health.
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The ARES Sleep Apnea Test is Changing and Saving Lives

Medical Professional

“I have used other devices in my previous doctor’s office and they are so hard to use. Patients love [the ARES], it’s easy to use, the results are so easy to read, their support team picks up the phone within a few minutes and are really great at helping and resolving issues quickly.”

Patient

“Love seeing my results of how much REM sleep I got, how intense and loud my snoring was, how many times I tossed and turned during the night and the number of times I stopped breathing throughout the night and my oxygen saturation drop. It’s so interesting to learn all that about yourself.”

Why do an at-home sleep study?

An at-home sleep study like the ARES Solution offers incredible convenience, comfort, and accuracy for people who want to know once and for all if they are suffering from sleep apnea.
Convenience

You can do the ARES at-home sleep study in the comfort of your own home, in your bed. The ARES at-home sleep test saves you the hassle of packing up to spend the night (or nights!) somewhere else. An at-home sleep study is the least disruptive way to analyze your sleep patterns and get the diagnosis you need.

Accuracy
Our ARES at-home sleep test is the most accurate home sleep study on the market. Our at-home sleep test is just as accurate as sleep facility studies at diagnosing sleep apnea.
Cost

Our ARES Sleep Solution at-home sleep study is a fraction of the cost of a sleep center sleep study!

Is the ARES device complicated to use?
The ARES at-home sleep study device is so easy to use! Your device will arrive at your door fully charged. You’ll turn the device on by pressing and holding the power button for two seconds. The device is programmed to turn off automatically after seven hours. If you wake up before 7 hours, you can turn the device off by pressing and holding the power button again. You can leave it on to get up and go to the bathroom, let the dog out, or check on your kids during the night. If the device falls off during the night, it will alert you with sound to put it back on. The ARES device was created to be the most accurate, easiest-to-use at-home sleep study on the market today, and it is!

Treatments for Sleep Apnea

Sleep apnea is treatable! There’s no reason to struggle through drowsy days and irritable moods when there is help for sleep apnea sufferers.

For milder cases of sleep apnea, lifestyle changes may be all that is needed to finally get a good night’s sleep. Lifestyle changes that can have an impact on sleep-apnea include:

Getting to a healthy weight
Quitting smoking
Using nasal decongestants
Taking antihistamines if allergies affect breathing
Cutting back on drinking alcohol
Restricting the use of sedatives and sleeping pills
Your Doctor May Prescribe

Plenty of treatments for sleep apnea exist that can finally help you get a full night of deep, restorative sleep.

If lifestyle changes don’t provide enough relief, our board-certified sleep physicians may prescribe one of the following treatments for your sleep apnea.

This list is by no means exhaustive!

Oral device
CPAP, BPAP, or APAP machine
Position changes
In rare cases, surgery