At-Home Sleep Study in
Manhattan, NY
Diagnose sleep apnea from the comfort of your own bed with our trusted home sleep apnea test.
Receive accurate results, personalized care, and expert analysis — all under the guidance of
board-certified sleep physician, Dr. Syra Hanif.
What is an At-Home
Sleep Study?
An at-home sleep study — also known as a home sleep apnea test (HSAT) — is a convenient, effective, and clinically-approved way to monitor your sleep patterns, breathing, and related body functions at night.
This test is primarily used to diagnose sleep apnea and other sleep disorders without requiring you to spend a night in a sleep lab. Instead, you’ll use a portable test device to collect data while you sleep in your own bed.
Home sleep testing is safe, affordable, and often covered by insurance.
Perfect for anyone looking for a private sleep clinic near me offering evidence-based home testing options.
Why Patients Choose Home
Sleep Testing
With over 12 years of collective sleep medicine experience, our team at Manhattan Medical Arts offers trusted care through home-based diagnostics. Led by Dr. Syra Hanif, our board-certified internal medicine and sleep physician, we provide a streamlined and patient-centered approach.
Here’s why people are switching from in-lab testing to home sleep tests:
Comfort
Sleep in your own bed, without wires and machines from a hospital sleep lab
Convenience
Complete the sleep study at home, without disrupting your schedule
Privacy
No overnight monitoring by technicians
Fast Results
Get your sleep study results reviewed by our specialists within days
We are also one of the top-rated sleep medicine NYC providers known for combining personalized care with modern diagnostics.
Conditions Detected by a
Home Sleep Study
We use FDA-approved test devices that measure key indicators related to sleep apnea and other sleep disorders.
Home sleep studies are most effective in detecting:
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)
Central Sleep
Apnea
Severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Other Sleep Disorders Linked To Poor Oxygen Saturation And Chest Motion
Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders Caused By Congestive Heart Failure
According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM), over 22 million adults in the U.S. suffer from sleep apnea — and 80% remain undiagnosed.
Looking for sleep apnea studies near me? Our facility offers local testing and nationwide support for patients seeking accurate diagnosis.
Home Sleep Study Process
How It Works
At Manhattan Medical Arts, we’ve simplified the sleep testing process into four steps:
Receive Your Home Sleep Test Kit
We’ll provide you with a complete test device kit — including sensors, belts, and a pulse oximeter — all approved for medical use at home.
Sleep in Your Own Bed
Attach the devices as instructed. You’ll sleep naturally, just like any other night.
Data Collection
Your device will record:
- Breathing patterns
- Heart rate
- Body position
- Apnea episodes
- Blood oxygen levels
Expert Review & Diagnosis
Your sleep data is analyzed by our sleep medicine team. We’ll prepare a personal sleep report and, if needed, design a treatment plan tailored to your condition.
We specialize in sleep apnea diagnosis using both in-lab and home sleep apnea tests, offering rapid feedback and expert guidance.
Devices We Use During Your
Home Sleep Test
Depending on your symptoms and risk factors, your home sleep apnea test may include:
- Breathing Sensor (Nasal Cannula)
Monitors airflow - Chest Sensor / Effort Belt
Measures chest motion and effort
- Pulse Oximeter (Index Finger)
Tracks oxygen saturation and heart rate - Sound Sensor / Microphone
Captures snoring and respiratory sounds
- Data Recorder
Stores information from all sensors
Some patients require only one device, while others may use several devices depending on complexity.
Our sleep doctors NYC ensure each test is reviewed personally and thoroughly before your diagnosis is finalized.
Who Should Consider a
Home Sleep Study?
Home sleep studies are ideal for:
- Adults with symptoms of sleep apnea
- People with snoring, insomnia, or daytime fatigue
- Patients with risk factors like obesity, hypertension, or stroke history
- Anyone advised by their doctor to undergo sleep testing
Untreated obstructive sleep apnea increases the risk of:
- High blood pressure
- Heart disease
- Congestive heart failure
- Stroke
- Poor cognitive function
- Decreased overall health and quality of life
We provide sleep apnea diagnosis in a setting that respects your comfort and privacy — combining tech, care, and results from our home sleep apnea tests.
Why Choose
Manhattan Medical Arts?
Real
Experience
Dr. Syra Hanif and our medical team have helped hundreds of patients achieve better sleep health using at-home diagnostics.
Local Trust, National Standards
Based in Manhattan, New York, we follow protocols from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) and NIH.
Real
Results
We deliver fast, actionable results — no waiting weeks like some larger sleep centers or telehealth-only brands.
Our patients report:
Better sleep within weeks of diagnosis
Fewer symptoms of fatigue, insomnia, and snoring
Peace of mind with personalized follow-up and treatment
Ready To Get Tested?
Let us help you take the first step toward better sleep health and long-term overall health.
Walk-in, telehealth, and virtual appointments available.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is a home sleep apnea test?
Modern test devices are clinically validated and can reliably detect obstructive sleep apnea, central sleep apnea, and breathing abnormalities when used correctly.
Is a home sleep study better than in-lab testing?
For many patients with symptoms of sleep apnea, a home test provides a more convenient and equally effective alternative to in lab testing — especially when comfort and cost are concerns.
How do I prepare for the test?
- Avoid alcoholic beverages and caffeine before bed
- Maintain your usual sleep routine
- Don’t nap during the day
- Follow all instructions provided with the device
What happens after I complete the sleep test?
We’ll review your sleep data, generate a personal sleep report, and discuss the next steps — including CPAP, lifestyle changes, or further evaluation if needed.
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