Sleep Study Services

What to expect from your sleep study

A sleep study records what happens while you sleep so the results can be reviewed clinically. OYASUMI provides comprehensive Level I and Level II polysomnography (PSG), with the study setup chosen according to the required pathway.

Serving Colombo, Gampaha and Kalutara. Send an appointment request and our team will contact you to discuss the appropriate study pathway, preparation and availability.
Patient experience

The process, in simple terms

You do not need to understand the technical channels before contacting us. Our team will explain what applies to your study.

1

Request

Send your basic details. Our team reviews the request and contacts you.

2

Preparation

We explain the study setup, timing and any preparation you need before the recording.

3

Overnight recording

Sensors record sleep, breathing, oxygen and other signals required for the selected PSG setup while you sleep.

4

Review & report

After the study, the recording follows the review process and the final report is released when ready.

Study types

Level I and Level II PSG

Both are comprehensive polysomnography categories. The main patient-facing difference is where and how the recording is supervised.

Level I / Type I

Attended comprehensive PSG

A trained technologist attends the recording and supervises the technical quality throughout the study. This is the traditional comprehensive attended PSG setup.

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  • EEG — brain activity used for sleep staging
  • EOG — eye movements
  • Chin EMG — muscle activity
  • ECG / heart rhythm
  • Airflow
  • Chest and abdominal respiratory effort
  • Blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂)
Level II / Type II

Comprehensive portable PSG

A comprehensive portable PSG setup can be used outside a sleep laboratory after appropriate setup, without continuous technologist attendance during the full recording.

View monitoring details
  • EEG — brain activity used for sleep staging
  • EOG — eye movements
  • Chin EMG — muscle activity
  • ECG or heart rate
  • Airflow
  • Respiratory effort
  • Blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂)
How a limited Level III test differs: Level III generally uses fewer cardiorespiratory channels and does not include the full EEG, EOG and EMG sleep-staging signals used in comprehensive Level I and Level II polysomnography.
Frequently asked questions

Before your study

Which areas do you currently serve?

Current service coverage is Colombo, Gampaha and Kalutara districts.

Which study type do I need?

The appropriate setup depends on the clinical requirement and referral. Our team can explain the pathway after reviewing your request.

What will I feel during the study?

Sensors are attached to record the required signals while you sleep. Our team explains the setup and preparation beforehand so you know what to expect.

What happens after the recording?

The recorded data follows the review process. The final report is released after the required review is complete.

Can I ask about pricing before requesting?

Yes. Contact the OYASUMI team on WhatsApp at +94 77 887 1643.