Work Life Wellness offers a convenient home sleep apnea test (HSAT) that swiftly guides you from concern to clarity. Our private pay sleep testing allows for a fast, comfortable, and evidence-based approach to identifying potential sleep apnea, eliminating the need for long wait times or hospital visits for your sleep apnea diagnosis.
Individuals seeking a home sleep apnea test and a PDF report can explore options for private pay sleep testing to facilitate sleep apnea diagnosis.

Get a home sleep apnea test and schedule a virtual visit with a WLW sleep physician for a thorough sleep apnea diagnosis and treatment plan, all within 2 weeks. We also offer private pay sleep testing options for your convenience.
Our home sleep apnea test, combined with an OHIP-integrated sleep consultation and management from our WLW companion physicians, provides a comprehensive approach to sleep apnea diagnosis. We also offer private pay sleep testing options to accommodate your needs.

Sleep apnea screening for organizations is essential, especially where safety, performance, and compliance are critical. Utilizing a home sleep apnea test can facilitate private pay sleep testing options for effective sleep apnea diagnosis.

If you snore, wake up feeling tired, or experience daytime fatigue, you might be experiencing early signs of sleep-disordered breathing. A simple first step is available: take a quick 1-minute home sleep apnea test to assess your likelihood of sleep apnea and determine if further testing is necessary. This convenient home sleep apnea test is ideal for those looking into private pay sleep testing options for a sleep apnea diagnosis.
When sleep apnea is properly diagnosed and managed, the benefits for employees—and their performance—are substantial. Here’s what the data shows:
1 in 5 Canadian adults is estimated to have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
Up to 80% remain undiagnosed, often because symptoms—like snoring, fatigue, or morning headaches—are normalized or overlooked
Fatigue-related accidents cost the Canadian economy an estimated $2.3 billion annually in lost productivity and preventable workplace incidents.
Employees with untreated sleep apnea are more likely to make mistakes, get injured, or experience burnout
$2.3 billion per year is lost to fatigue-related productivity declines and workplace incidents across Canada
Workers with untreated sleep apnea are twice as likely to take disability leave and three times more likely to report reduced work effectiveness
Fatigue-related impairment in cognitive tasks has been shown to mimic a blood alcohol level of 0.08%—the legal limit to drive.
Drowsy driving causes an estimated 20% of all serious car accidents in Canada.
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