NovaSom OSA and HST Resources

NovaSom Physician Manual (318.35 KB) Prescribing and technical information for physicians regarding the NovaSom Home Sleep Test.

AccuSom Home Sleep Test User Manual (398.32 KB) The AccuSom™ communicates in multiple languages and utilizes Verizon’s Wireless network to transmit data for same-day diagnosis. AccuSom is the only wireless home sleep test approved by the FDA Three sensors collect five AASM parameters essential to OSA diagnosis: Airflow and noise sensor is worn on the face Breathing effort sensor is worn around the chest Heart rate and oxygen sensor is worn on the finger

NovaSom Home Sleep Test User Manual (509.25 KB) Three sensors connect to the small NovaSom® data collection module worn on the wrist, which transmits data to the bedside unit Bedside unit uses voice prompts to instruct patient and records sleep data for up to three nights During the night, device can be temporarily unplugged Three small sensors are worn on the body to collect physiological parameters for OSA diagnosis: Breath sensor – worn on the face to measure airflow and noise Chest sensor- worn around the chest to measure breathing effort Finger sensor- worn on the finger to measure heart rate and oxygen levels

OSA Patient Screener (39.04 KB) Patients can answer a few questions to determine their risk for OSA.

If you think you have OSA and would like to learn more about your Home Sleep Testing Options, please visit Apnea.com, NovaSom’s website dedicated to patient education.