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Many people searching for how to stop snoring or what causes snoring don’t realise that snoring is often one of the first warning signs of Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA), a condition estimated to affect 8–10 million UK adults.

When loud snoring comes with morning headaches, daytime fatigue, or gasping awake at night, it may be worth investigating.

Intus Healthcare offers a simple two-step home diagnosis pathway:

Home sleep test — use our clinically validated WatchPAT device overnight at home

Clinical consultation — receive test results within 2 working days, followed by a free consultation with our qualified sleep specialists to discuss your results and next steps.

Still unsure if you should take the next step? Take our free online risk assessment, a 3-minute questionnaire to assess your risk.

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✓ Over 20 years of Sleep Apnoea expertise, with a 4.7 out of 5 customer rating from thousands of customers across the UK

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Concerned about issues with your sleep?

If you suffer from snoring or other breathing-related sleep problems, there is a chance this may be caused by Sleep Apnoea. We can help you confirm or rule out the presence of Sleep Apnoea using our fast, simple and accurate In-home Sleep Test.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common symptoms of Sleep Apnoea include loud or persistent snoring, choking or gasping during sleep, waking with morning headaches, excessive daytime tiredness and poor concentration. While these symptoms alone don’t always mean you have Sleep Apnoea, they may be worth investigating. If you’re concerned, our free online risk assessment and clinically validated in-home Sleep Apnoea Test can help you get answers. To discover more about Sleep Apnoea symptoms, you can check out our help & advice page.

Our clinically validated in-home Sleep Apnoea Test allows you to be assessed from the comfort of your own home. Simply wear the WatchPAT device overnight and return it to us for analysis by our NHS-qualified sleep specialists. Your results are typically available within two working days, and if moderate to severe Sleep Apnoea is confirmed, you’ll receive a complimentary consultation to discuss your diagnosis and treatment options.

A CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) machine is the gold standard treatment for Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA). It works by delivering a gentle stream of pressurised air through a mask to keep your airway open while you sleep, helping to prevent pauses in breathing and disruptions to your sleep. CPAP therapy can reduce snoring, improve sleep quality and help relieve common symptoms such as excessive daytime tiredness and morning headaches. You can read more about CPAP machines on our blog.

Intus Healthcare offers a monthly service called Intus Plus, where you can pay a monthly fee for a CPAP machine, CPAP mask and other supplies, as well as consultations with our NHS-trained sleep specialists.

CPAP therapy is the most effective treatment for moderate to severe Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA), but it isn’t the only option. Depending on your diagnosis and the severity of your condition, alternatives may include, mandibular advancement devices (MADs) or positional therapy which we provide at Intus Healthcare. If you decide to do an at-home Sleep Apnoea test with us, our NHS-qualified sleep specialists will discuss the most appropriate treatment options for your individual needs following your diagnosis.