Let us help you sleep better

Not having enough sleep can affect your daily life and even cause a strain on your relationships. In addition, poor sleep quality can affect your health. We are here to help you sleep better.

We are located across Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and Victoria to give you convenient access to our services. Sleep well now, ask us how.

From diagnostics to treatment, we are here for you

Diagnostic and Investigative Services

We offer various forms of sleep studies catered to your needs and suitability for the diagnosis of Obstructive Sleep Apnoea and other sleep disorders.

Laboratory Sleep Studies
Home Sleep Studies
Driving Simulator

Treatment Programmes

We take a holistic approach to our therapy to prepare our patients for long-term success.

CPAP Programme
360° Sleep Programme
Sleep Coaching Programme
Diet & Weight Management Programme
RECLAIMsleep Programme
Sleep Dental Programme
Sleep Positional Therapy

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Why choose us?

We keep things simple for you

The process to getting tested and treated for Sleep Apnea may seem daunting at first, but we will guide you through the process every step of the way. Our multiple locations across Australia also means you can access our services from the outlets nearest to you, for your convenience.

Personalised holistic care

We take pride in doing more than just setting up a device and selling it to you. We work with your doctors and look at other clinical perimeters to ensure you are benefitting from good sleep, and that therapy is working for you. We also continually support you to ensure you’re adhering to therapy in the long run – the key to your therapy success.

Don't buy it unless you need it

If you get diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnea after your Sleep Study and require therapy, we have various treatment programmes for you to choose from depending on what has been prescribed by your doctor and the level of support needed from us. Quite often, it would be CPAP therapy which you would have the choice to hire or purchase a device. We will then help you get comfortably acclimatised over 30 days and assess for improvements. If the results are unsatisfactory and you have purchased a device, we offer a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee.

How a Sleep Study works

A Sleep Study is a medical test done to diagnose Obstructive Sleep Apnoea and other sleep disorders. It can be done in a hospital, your own home or even in a boutique hotel style accommodation depending on your needs.

Get your referral form signed off

Obstructive Sleep Apnoea is associated with many other serious health conditions and if left untreated can be very dangerous. It is therefore vital for us to work closely with your GP and Sleep Physician to manage your condition if you are diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea or other sleep disorders. The first step is to download our referral form and bring it to your doctor to sign it off. You can then send the signed referral form to us if your doctor thinks you need a sleep study.

Step 1

Book in for a Sleep Study

Once we receive your referral, we will call you to arrange for a date for your Sleep Study. This will be conducted either in a hospital setting, in your home, or in a boutique hotel style accomodation, depending on your needs. In some cases, you may come into one of our clinics to get wired up, then head home. Regardless of where your study is conducted, you will need to sleep overnight with the equipment on. The following morning, you can remove and return the equipment.

Step 2

Your report will be sent to your doctor

Your data will be sent to our team of Sleep Scientists and Respiratory & Sleep Physicians for reporting. Once your report is ready, it will be sent back to your referring doctor for your review. The reports can also be expedited for same-day turnaround in urgent cases.

Step 3

Commence treatment

One of the most common sleep disorders is Obstructive Sleep Apnoea. If your Sleep Study report comes back positive for Obstructive Sleep Apnoea and treatment is needed, book in with us for your CPAP therapy program. CPAP therapy is the gold standard treatment for Obstructive Sleep Apnoea, but in some cases where you require alternative therapy, we can either arrange for you to see our Sleep Dentist for Mandibular Advancement Splint therapy or arrange for you to commence Positional Therapy. The various therapy options are dependent on your Sleep Study report and based on your requirements so speak to us to find out more.

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Do you need a Sleep Study?

Do you snore very loudly?
Do you feel sleepy during the day even after getting your 8 hours of sleep at night?
Has anyone ever observed you stop breathing in your sleep?

If this sounds like you, you might have Obstructive Sleep Apnoea.

Our Partners

We only work with reputable brands that provide quality therapy for our patients.

*All our equipment go through the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and are approved for sale in Australia. The warranties on the equipment are therefore valid in Australia.

What our clients say about us

a really great experience the staff are amazing and helpful I throughly recommend if you are having sleep issues

I would absolutely recommend CLM Sleep co. The check ins and support during the whole adventure of having to have a CPAP has been excellent. Reem is not just interested in selling you the machine, the support and help continues.

Choy and his staff at CLM Sleep Walkerville always provide a high level of care and their customer service is excellent. Great healthcare professionals that always serve you with a happy smile…Keep up the great work Choy & staff.

FAQs

What are the symptoms of sleep apnea?

Common symptoms of sleep apnea

Loud Snoring
Excessive Daytime Sleepiness
Pauses in Breathing
Restless Sleep
Morning Headaches
Difficulty Concentrating

How many types of sleep apnea are there?

There are three (03) main types of sleep apnea:

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
Central sleep apnea (CSA)
Complex Sleep Apnea (ComSA)

What is the newest treatment for sleep apnea?

Treating sleep apnea requires time and patience. Depending on the cause and severity of the illness, the patient will be assigned treatment with the most appropriate method. Include:

CPAP Programme
360° Sleep Programme
Sleep Coaching Programme
Diet & Weight Management Programme

RECLAIMsleep Programme
Sleep Dental Programme
Sleep Positional Therapy