HOME SLEEP STUDIES AREA
Midwest Medical Clinic offers home sleep studies to patients using the state-of-the-art Zmachine® Synergy.
Midwest Medical Clinic offers home sleep studies to patients using the state-of-the-art Zmachine® Synergy.
If you are experiencing symptoms of a sleep disorder, such as difficulty sleeping or pauses in breathing while sleeping, a home sleep study may be useful in determining the problem. This non-invasive and convenient test allows you to sleep in the comfort of your own home while still receiving an accurate diagnosis of any underlying sleep disorders.
Learn more about our home sleep studies, then contact us to make an appointment at our family care clinic in Davenport, IA, serving Bettendorf, IA.
The purpose of a sleep study is to diagnose and treat sleep disorders. A sleep study, also known as a polysomnogram, is a non-invasive test that monitors various physiological functions during sleep, such as brain waves, eye movements, respiratory efforts, heart rate, oxygen saturation, and muscle activity. By monitoring these functions, our doctors can identify any abnormalities that occur during sleep. Once a sleep disorder is identified, we'll develop an appropriate treatment plan to improve the patient's quality of sleep and overall health.
In a home sleep study, you're given a Zmachine® Synergy to wear at home in bed. The equipment is similar to that used in a sleep center, but more portable and comfortable, and much easier to set up and use. You will be given clear instructions on how to attach the sensors and how to activate the device before going to bed. You will be able to sleep in your own bed and return the device later according to your doctor's instructions.
There are several signs that a sleep study might be necessary to improve your restfulness during the day, including:
Thanks to the Zmachine® Synergy, our patients can undergo sleep studies from their own homes. Home sleep studies offer benefits such as:
If you believe a home sleep study might be right for you, make an appointment at Midwest Medical Clinic. We'll start by discussing your recent symptoms, then determine whether you're a good candidate for a study. Please contact our Davenport family care clinic with any questions.