Onera Health Integrates Home PSG Solution With Somnoware
The integration allows clinicians to manage Onera studies directly within the Somnoware sleep lab management platform.
The integration allows clinicians to manage Onera studies directly within the Somnoware sleep lab management platform.
The shift to home sleep testing is forcing a rethink of how respiratory effort is captured, validated, and clinically applied.
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A new study finds strong agreement between the Onera Sleep Test System and traditional polysomnography for AHI and other key respiratory metrics.
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Read More‘We can instill physician confidence in new home sleep testing modalities that provide accurate diagnostic data in simple, affordable form factors to replace aging legacy devices.’
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Read MoreThe partnership provides an avenue to reach more patients, no matter their location or ability to visit traditional sleep labs.
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