Wesper unveiled its multi-tier sleep diagnostic ecosystem at SLEEP 2026, the annual meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies. The ecosystem brings two purpose-built diagnostic pathways, Wesper Lab and Wesper Lite, onto one platform, one patient record, and one interpretation pipeline, so physicians can match the right test to the right […]
Diagnostics & Testing
Why HST is Underutilized—and How to Fix It
As a sleep physician, one of the most frustrating realities I encounter is not a lack of diagnostic tools, but the barriers patients face in accessing them. Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is common, serious, and widely underdiagnosed. Estimates suggest that more than 30 million adults in the United States are […]
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Expands Sleep Testing Capacity by 290% After Implementing Wesper Dropship Model
Wesper announces Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH) Somerset has expanded monthly sleep testing capacity by 290% following the adoption of Wesper’s direct-to-patient, dropship home sleep testing model, according to a newly released whitepaper detailing the operational transformation. Prior to implementation, RWJUH Somerset faced growing demand for sleep apnea testing […]
Sunrise’s AI-Powered Measure of Respiratory Effort, REMOV, Better Reflects OSA Symptoms Than Traditional PSG Metrics
Sunrise Group, a pioneer in medical device innovation and sleep care, today announced a new peer-reviewed study in Nature Communications Medicine. Sunrise developed the only home sleep test with respiratory effort measurement that has been validated against esophageal pressure, the reference standard. The study reveals that REMOV, the Sunrise-specific marker […]
The Future is Hybrid: Blending In-lab Expertise With Remote Diagnostics
All around the world, sleep specialists are facing the same reality: the burden of sleep disorders is growing. And patients increasingly need faster, more flexible access to high-quality diagnostics and treatment. In Germany, where we are based, the cost of sleep disorders has risen nearly 50% in less than a […]
Belun Introduces New Features & Innovations in Sleep Monitoring
Belun is excited to share some important updates to the Belun Sleep Platform, designed to bring more insights and improved interface for clinicians and researchers in sleep medicine. The latest update introduces trend-plotting capability for patient data, allowing you to: Track longitudinal changes in sleep and physiological data; Visualize patient treatment progress over time; Support clinical decision-making […]
Expert Insights: Dormotech Talks with Yale’s Dr. Meir Kryger on the Changing Landscape of Sleep Testing
Dormotech shares the release of a compelling expert highlight interview featuring Dr. Meir Kryger, Emeritus Professor at Yale School of Medicine. In this exclusive discussion, Dr. Kryger, a revered figure in the sleep industry who has been involved in sleep medicine since 1974, shares his unique perspective on the transformative […]
Taking the Long View
Sleep medicine is undergoing a profound transformation. What was once centered around episodic, in-lab evaluations is evolving into a more continuous, personalized model of care. With the rapid rise of home sleep testing (HST) and increasingly sophisticated wearables, the integration of remote patient monitoring (RPM) into sleep medicine has moved […]
Nonin Launches Platform to Improve Efficiency of Home Overnight Oximetry Testing
Nonin Medical has announced the launch of the Nonin Health® platform. The purpose-built cloud-based data ecosystem and software platform is designed for durable and home medical equipment (DME/HME) providers, sleep dentists, and sleep labs. With more than 1.5 million Americans currently requiring supplemental oxygen and millions more managing sleep-related breathing disorders, health care […]
Navigating Insurance and Reimbursement
Insurance coverage and reimbursement for home sleep testing (HST) devices have improved in leaps and bounds over the last two decades, but unfortunately, denials and delays in care remain far too common. For many providers, figuring out a way forward can feel like navigating a labyrinth of policies and red […]













