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A sleep study is used to diagnose sleep disorders by monitoring various bodily functions during sleep, including:

• Brain activity: Using EEG to detect sleep patterns.
• Heart rate and oxygen levels: Monitoring any abnormalities in heart rhythms or oxygen deprivation.
• Breathing patterns: Detecting issues such as sleep apnea, where breathing is interrupted during sleep.
• Eye movements: Tracking REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep stages. For individuals with sleep disorders, a home sleep study is less intrusive and more convenient, enabling patients to sleep in their own beds while their sleep is monitored.

Pulmonary Function Tests (PFTs) help evaluate how well the lungs are functioning. These tests include measuring lung volumes, airflow rates, and gas exchange efficiency. Commonly used to diagnose conditions such as asthma, COPD, or restrictive lung diseases, PFT tests help determine how severe a condition is and the best course of treatment. When performed at home, patients can avoid travel and be monitored in a familiar setting.

The Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) test is essential for diagnosing hypertension or evaluating the efficacy of blood pressure medications. The portable device takes regular readings of blood pressure throughout the day and night, providing a more accurate picture of a patient’s blood pressure patterns. Home-based ABPM tests eliminate the need for a hospital visit, offering convenience and comfort.

The Holter monitor is a portable ECG device that continuously records heart activity over a period, typically 24 to 48 hours. This test is crucial for diagnosing irregular heart rhythms or identifying issues that may not appear during a brief ECG in a clinical setting. With a home-based service, patients can wear the monitor as they go about their normal routine, ensuring more accurate results.