Pioneer Diagnostic and Imaging

Sleep Testing Center

Sleep Testing Center

More than 70 million Americans suffer from chronic sleep issues such as insomnia, sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome, and hypersomnia. If you experience poor sleep, snoring, or daytime fatigue, Pioneer Diagnostics & Imaging offers a convenient Home Sleep Study to help identify the cause of your sleep problems—all from the comfort of your own home.

Our board-certified sleep specialists and trained technologists ensure accurate testing and professional interpretation of results. Using advanced, easy-to-use equipment, we monitor your breathing patterns, oxygen levels, heart rate, and sleep quality throughout the night.

Home Sleep Study

The Home Sleep Study is simple, comfortable, and designed to provide the same diagnostic accuracy as a traditional in-lab test—without the need to spend the night in a sleep center. Once the study is complete, our team reviews your results, and your physician discusses the next steps to help you improve your sleep and overall health.

Why Sleep Testing Is Important

To diagnose issues such as sleep apnea, snoring, and insomnia.

To monitor sleep patterns and provide treatment recommendations for better rest.

Most Commonly Conducted Sleep Studies

Sleep Studies are used to help diagnose:

Things to Consider Before a Sleep Study

Before the sleep study, you should follow your normal daily routine as much as possible. Avoid caffeine or alcohol on the day of the test, and bring any medications or devices you normally use for sleep. You will be asked to arrive at the sleep lab in the evening, where sensors will be attached to monitor brain activity, heart rate, breathing, and oxygen levels while you sleep. The study is safe and non-invasive, and the lab environment is designed to be comfortable and relaxing. Most tests are conducted overnight and results are reviewed the following day.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Is a sleep study uncomfortable?

A: Not at all. Our sleep lab is designed to be cozy and private. You sleep normally while sensors monitor your sleep patterns.

Q: How long does a sleep test take?

A: Most tests are overnight and results are available within a few days.