The scientific
approach to
solving sleep
problems
Home Sleep Studies Australia
Finding the right treatment for each sleep disorder
Interrupted Sleep
Symptoms like snoring, teeth grinding, fatigue, headaches and jaw pain often point to poor quality sleep. This leads to ongoing health and dental problems.
Sleep Report
Using the latest scientific equipment, we record sleep patterns, analyse the data and arrange for a qualified sleep physician to include their clinical recommendations. Recordings are taken in a patient’s home.
Treatment
Our diagnostic service includes clinical recommendations assisting the dentist or physician to identify and arrange the treatments best suited to each patient.
Healthy Active Life
Poor quality sleep is associated with a variety of health and dental problems. Identifying and treating the underlying problem helps patients put energy and comfort back into their lives.
Our sleep reports are delivered
in just two weeks
Home Sleep Studies Australia – hospital grade results
Our Equipment
We employ the latest Level 2 sleep technology providing hospital grade information at a much lower cost to the patient. Home Sleep Studies Australia qualifies for Medicare funding.
Sleep Recording
Home Sleep’s equipment records a patient’s sleep patterns through a device about the same size as a mobile phone fitted over their t-shirt. The process is non-intrusive and respects the patient’s privacy.
Reports
Our comprehensive report covers all the important factors, including sleep disturbances, breathing interruptions, irregular heart rhythms, leg movements and teeth grinding. Reports are forwarded to your practice within a week.
Diagnosis & Treatment
With a Sleep and Respiratory Physician’s diagnosis and treatment recommendations – Home Sleep’s service means there is no need for a specialist consultation or overnight hospital stay.
Our reports help practitioners recommend
the right treatment for each patient
Chris Bunney
Director
Chris Bunney brings two decades’ experience as a sleep scientist to Home Sleep Studies Australia.
Chris has worked with some of the world’s leading researchers including at Compumedics and played a pivotal role establishing sleep laboratories all over the world.
He has also been a key contributor to research projects including The Sleep Heart Health Study in the United States which established a definitive link between cardiovascular disease and sleep apnoea.
Away from work, Chris is an enthusiastic distance runner and enjoys spending time with his wife Nicole and young son, Martel.