The Airsence for Her and the Resprionics series 60 will both show RERAs. I'd stick with either of those machines.avi123 wrote:
How would you find out in a home- test about the sleep architecture (REMs for example)?
What's the name of the insurer that would not pay for titration?
I know you said your doc has no clue. People here can help you interpret your husband's results. If your data is confusing or concerning, or you just would feel more comfortable, consult with a pulmonologist. They at least know something about this stuff. I found it really helpful to have 2 weeks of data.
As an aside, the Sleep Center does a lot of home studies, but because I had a prior brain injury, a lab study was more appropriate.