Loud snoring, gasping at night, or nodding off in the afternoon can all point to sleep apnea, which is common in older adults and treatable. A sleep clinic finds out what's going on with a sleep study, then sets up treatment, most often a CPAP machine, and checks that it's working.
Most families start with the family doctor, who refers to a clinic for an overnight in-lab study or a home sleep test. Which test matters for funding: in Ontario, OHIP covers the in-lab study and ADP helps with the CPAP only after a diagnosis from an ADP-registered lab. Our CPAP coverage guide explains what each province pays. Compare local clinics below, and shop CPAP equipment separately if you'd like to compare prices.