Home polysomnography
Records brain activity, eye movements, muscle tone, breathing, oxygen saturation, heart rate and body position.
+ Sleep study · Neuro+
30%
Of Colombians have a sleep disorder
Without leaving home
5 - 7
Sleep disorders affect more than 30% of the Colombian population and are often normalized or go unnoticed for years.
At Neuro+ we have neurologists specializing in sleep medicine, state-of-the-art home diagnostic studies and a comprehensive clinical approach.
+ Our team
Neurologists dedicated to the clinical interpretation of every sleep and insomnia study.
Warning signs
Get checked if you have any of these signs.
Sleep medicine
Breathing that is repeatedly interrupted during the night. A risk factor for high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, stroke and cognitive decline, and the most common disorder we see in our practice.
Diagnosis: home polysomnography or respiratory polygraphy. Treatment: CPAP, BiPAP, mandibular advancement devices.
Trouble falling or staying asleep, acute or chronic. First line: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I), with or without medication.
It can be harmless or a sign of underlying apnea. It requires evaluation if accompanied by daytime sleepiness, breathing pauses or high blood pressure.
Uncomfortable sensations in the legs that appear at rest at night and are relieved by movement. It causes severe difficulty falling asleep.
Excessive daytime sleepiness that doesn't improve with rest. May include cataplexy and hallucinations. Diagnosis is typically delayed by 8–10 years.
Disruptions of the body clock: delayed phase, advanced phase, chronic jet lag from shift work. Evaluated with actigraphy.
Sleepwalking, night terrors, REM sleep behavior disorder (an early marker of Parkinson’s), recurring nightmares.
Diagnosis
Every study comes with specialized clinical interpretation by our neurologists. Most can be done in the comfort of your own home.
Records brain activity, eye movements, muscle tone, breathing, oxygen saturation, heart rate and body position.
Assesses airflow, respiratory effort, saturation and heart rate. The first option when apnea is suspected without complex comorbidities.
Continuous monitoring of the activity-rest cycle for days or weeks with a watch-like device. Assesses circadian rhythm and response to treatment.
Continuous measurement of oxygen saturation during sleep. A first diagnostic step when apnea is suspected.
Clinical management
Continuous positive airway pressure for moderate to severe apnea. The most effective treatment for OSA, with adaptation follow-up included.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia. The international first-line treatment, longer-lasting than medication. 6–8 sessions.
Education and support to build routines: light exposure, regular schedules and habits.
Hypnotics, melatonin, dopaminergic drugs for restless legs, stimulants for narcolepsy — always within a comprehensive plan.
Manejo de la enfermedad de base cuando el trastorno del sueño es manifestación neurológica: Parkinson’s Disease, epilepsia nocturna, demencia o multiple sclerosis.
Your process at Neuro+
Sleep history, symptoms and background. Determines which studies are needed.
The study device comes with clear instructions. You take it home and sleep normally in your usual surroundings.
The neurologist analyzes the study and prepares a detailed clinical report. Results in 5–7 business days.
CPAP, CBT-I, medication, follow-up actigraphy or referral depending on the diagnosis.
Regular check-ups and WhatsApp access for questions between consultations.
+ Frequently asked questions
A Neuro+ technician comes to your home and sets up the device right there, with all the instructions. You sleep normally in your own bed, and the next day the technician comes back to collect it. A neurologist on our team interprets the results and gives you the report.
Yes. When sleep apnea is associated with overweight or obesity, weight management usually improves symptoms significantly. Depending on your case, this can be achieved with bariatric surgery or with weight loss medications under medical supervision.