VirtuOX, Inc. specializes in overnight oximetry testing for new and existing patients. As a Medicare-approved Independent Diagnostic Testing Facility (IDTF), we are committed to excellence in all sleep apnea problems and issues. As you know, sleep apnea is a common disorder that affects millions of people across the world. In fact, there are over 280,000 new cases reported each year in the US alone. Sleep apnea occurs when breathing suddenly stops during the night. However, breathing does resume and people normally return to sleep These intermittent breathing halts can be dangerous if not treated in a timely and professional manner.

Sleep apnea can also stem from respiratory problems and issues. In fact, there may obstacles or hurdles in the breathing tubes – as well as a deviated septum which prevents oxygen from reaching the brain. Sleep apnea sufferers usually experience sluggishness, lethargy, and inability to concentrate at work or home. These sufferers even feel exhausted after a full eight hours of rests. With this in mind, you need VirtuOX to monitor your sleep apnea and related issues with accurate readings.

 Home Oxygen Services

At VirtuOX, we have years of extensive industry experience. In fact, we offer convenient overnight oximetry tests to determine your home oxygen qualifications. These test readings enable us to see if CPAP machines or related-accessories will work for you. Similarly, we keep your primary care and sleep doctors in the loop – which ensures comprehensive services and everyone on the same page. Here are some of the many benefits of overnight oximetry tests:

• These tests are quick, convenient and may save your life.
• Oximetry tests also cover pulse and heart readings, along with sleeping patterns – REM – and especially oxygen and respiratory-related issues.
• We monitor your tests with the latest in cutting-edge technologies and apps.
• Test readings are accurate, precise, and concise so you never have to worry about misreadings.
• We send all pertinent information to your primary doctor and/or sleep order so he or she can order home oxygen units for you.
• We feature the latest in CPAP oxygen assistance machines,, along with tanks – replacement tanks – and oxygen masks for a good night’s rest.

 The VirtuOX Experience

Sleep apnea can affect normal life at all levels. With this in mind, we offer convenient tests that pinpoint and address all underlying causes of these problems. For example: you may be excessively snoring due to a deviated septum or obesity issues. In worse cases scenarios, oxygen assistance may be needed to relegate your respiratory levels and performance throughout the night. This will leave you feeling fresh and normal in the morning – with the ability to tackle all daily errands and work chores.

In order to tests home oxygen qualification, nocturnal oximetry tests are simply essential. Not only do they monitor sleep apnea and insomnia, they also check your heart rates and pulse. While we are more than happy to monitor these tests for you – a written order from a physician is needed. You also need to sign certain forms for DME and insurance purposes, as well as release forms for compiled data reports.

The Benefits of VirtuOX

At VirtuOX, we offer detailed reports for all oximetry and sleep apnea testing. This includes easy to read data, along with graphs and highlighted information. We also have a convenient Dashboard with user-friendly tools for all patients and physicians. This portal is perfect for checking on oximetry testing results, along with ensuring your data gets to the right sleep centers or physicians.

If you are tired of feeling sluggish all day long – chances are you may be suffering from sleep apnea or oxygen deprivation. Do not wait for these problems to go away on their own. They usually tend to get worse as you age, so it’s important to get the right tests to determine the right treatments. For more information on our sleep apnea and oxygen testing devices and equipment, simply contact us today or visit our website.

VirtuOx is the leader in home sleep tests and pulse oximetry.