How much does a sleep study cost at The Sleep Disorders Clinic?

The home sleep study for sleep apnoea is £325 and runs over two nights in your own home. Results are interpreted by the clinic, followed by a call to discuss the findings.

What does the home sleep study measure?

The clinic states the two-night home kit records pulse oximetry, respiratory effort, plethysmography, actigraphy and body position.

Do I need a consultation before the sleep study?

The clinic offers initial remote (Zoom) consultations with Dr Allie Hare or Dr Angus Nisbet for £300, and a CPAP telephone follow-up for £95, but the home sleep study is available as a standalone diagnostic test.

Will my results be shared with my GP or the DVLA?

No. The clinic states that only you see your results and they are not passed to your GP or the DVLA unless you give permission.

How much does CPAP equipment cost here?

The Lowenstein Prisma Smart Max auto CPAP package is £1,300 and the complete auto CPAP package is £1,200. Individual full face masks include the ResMed Quattro Air at £129 and the Philips Amara at £99. The clinic states it supplies CPAP only where genuinely required.

Where is The Sleep Disorders Clinic and when is it open?

It is at 10 Harley Street, Marylebone, London, W1G 9PF, open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. The phone number is 0203 189 1293.

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The Sleep Disorders Clinic at 10 Harley Street, London offers a two-night home sleep study for obstructive sleep apnoea from £325, measuring pulse oximetry, respiratory effort, plethysmography, actigraphy and body position.

Key facts

Home sleep study (2 nights): £325
Initial remote consultation (Dr Hare or Dr Nisbet): £300
CPAP telephone follow-up: £95
Lowenstein Prisma Smart Max auto CPAP package: £1,300
Complete auto CPAP package: £1,200
Sleep study parameters measured: Pulse oximetry, respiratory effort, plethysmography, actigraphy, body position
Location: 10 Harley Street, Marylebone, London, W1G 9PF
Registered entity: THE SLEEP DISORDERS CLINIC LTD (Companies House 08509889, incorporated 2013)

The Sleep Disorders Clinic operates from 10 Harley Street in Marylebone, London, focusing on snoring, obstructive sleep apnoea and insomnia. Its core diagnostic offering is a two-night home sleep study priced from £325, which the clinic describes as recording pulse oximetry, respiratory effort, plethysmography, actigraphy and body position, with results interpreted by the clinic and a follow-up call to discuss next steps. The clinic states results are not shared with a GP or the DVLA without the patient's permission.

Consultations run remotely by Zoom. An initial remote consultation with Dr Allie Hare (Consultant in Sleep and Respiratory Medicine, Royal Brompton Hospital) or Dr Angus Nisbet (Consultant Neurologist and Sleep Physician) is £300, and a CPAP follow-up by telephone is £95, covering a device data download, pressure assessment, service check and mask fitting review. The clinical team also includes Joseph Gannon, Chief Sleep Physiologist, who holds a BSc in Human Biology and RPSGT accreditation.

For patients who need therapy, the clinic sells CPAP equipment directly: a Lowenstein Prisma Smart Max auto CPAP package (unit, humidifier, mask and travel bag) at £1,300 and a standard complete auto CPAP package at £1,200, alongside ResMed Quattro Air (£129) and Philips Amara (£99) full face masks. The clinic states it supplies CPAP only where genuinely required and offers refunds on faulty or unused, sealed equipment. It trades as THE SLEEP DISORDERS CLINIC LTD (Companies House 08509889), incorporated in 2013.

9 treatments across 2 categories in the menu and pricing section below.

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Information compiled from the clinic's website, last checked 5 July 2026.

Treatments & pricing

Sourced from the clinic's published menu where available.

Treatments: 9
Categories: 2
With pricing: 6
From: £95

Prices from the clinic's website, checked 5 July 2026. They may have changed. Always confirm with the venue.

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Treatment	Price
	£95
	On enquiry
	£300
	£300

CPAP Follow Up
£95
A follow-up consultation described by the clinic as a general MOT of your sleep apnoea and CPAP equipment.
Integrated Nutrition and Lifestyle Interventions
On enquiry
Personalised nutrition and lifestyle coaching provided in partnership with Nutritional Matters, addressing factors that impact sleep. Includes diet optimisation, weight management and assessment of imbalances contributing to sleep difficulties. Areas of support listed: digestive dysfunction, hormone imbalance, thyroid function, menopause, stress management, weight loss and management, and managing illness and disease. No practitioners named and no prices listed on the page.
Remote Consultation with Dr Allie Hare (Initial)
£300
Initial remote consultation via Zoom with Dr Allie Hare, consultant in sleep and respiratory medicine at Royal Brompton Hospital London and President of The British Sleep Society. Areas of expertise listed: insomnia, sleep apnoea, restless legs syndrome, periodic limb movement disorder, and parasomnias. Treatments referenced include CBT for insomnia (CBTi) and CPAP for sleep apnoea.
Remote Consultation with Dr Angus Nisbet (Initial)
£300
Initial remote consultation via Zoom with Dr Angus Nisbet, GMC-registered consultant neurologist specialising in sleep medicine. Expertise areas listed: sleep apnoea, narcolepsy, REM behaviour disorder, restless legs syndrome, parasomnias (sleep talking, sleepwalking, night terrors), sleep epilepsy, and movement and neurological disorders.

Team

3 practitioners listed where available.

Joseph Gannon

Chief Sleep Physiologist · BSc Hons in Human Biology (Oxford Brookes University) · RPSGT (Board of Registered Polysomnographic Technologists accreditation) · Sleep disordered breathing · Snoring · Sleep apnoea diagnosis and management

Previously worked at Guy's and St Thomas' Sleep Disorders Clinic (described as Europe's largest sleep unit), Great Ormond Street Hospital, and University Hospital of South Manchester. Member of the Royal Society of Medicine and the British Sleep Society.

Dr Allie Hare

Consultant in Sleep and Respiratory Medicine · Selwyn College, University of Cambridge (1999) · Postgraduate training at Imperial College London (2002) · Master's in Clinical Education (2013, distinction) · Darzi Fellowship · President of The British Sleep Society

Insomnia · Sleep apnoea · Restless legs syndrome · Periodic limb movement disorder · Parasomnias

Consultant at Royal Brompton Hospital London and Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at Imperial College. Offers CBT for insomnia (CBTi), CPAP, and medical therapies.

Dr Angus Nisbet

Consultant Neurologist and Sleep Physician · GMC-registered consultant neurologist · Fellow of The Royal College of Physicians · Member of the British Sleep Society · Member of the European Neurological Society · Member of the Association of British Neurologists

Insomnia · Sleep apnoea · Narcolepsy · REM behaviour disorder · Restless legs syndrome · Periodic limb movement disorder · Parasomnias · Sleep epilepsy

Consultant neurologist with extensive experience in Sussex. The site states more than 23 years as a consultant neurologist on the about page and over 15 years of experience in sleep medicine on the product page; associations referenced include Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust and Montefiore Hospital Sussex. Consultations conducted via Zoom.

Facility

Conditions treated

Health areas The Sleep Disorders Clinic states it works with. General information, not a treatment claim.

General

Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA)SnoringInsomniaRestless legs syndromePeriodic limb movement disorderParasomnias (sleep talking, sleepwalking, night terrors)REM behaviour disorderNarcolepsy

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General

Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA)SnoringInsomniaRestless legs syndromePeriodic limb movement disorderParasomnias (sleep talking, sleepwalking, night terrors)REM behaviour disorderNarcolepsySleep epilepsy

Equipment

Lowenstein PRISMA Smart Max AutoCPAP machineAuto CPAP with remote 4G access, humidification, Auto Start
BMC Auto G3CPAP machineUltra quiet auto CPAP with remote data access, humidification, auto-titration
Resmed Quattro AirCPAP full face maskUltra-lightweight full face mask, flex-wing forehead support, sizes Small/Medium/Large
Philips Respironics AmaraCPAP full face maskSilicone full face mask, double layer cushion seal, sizes Petite/Small/Medium/Large
Home sleep study deviceMeasures pulse oximetry, respiratory effort, nasal airflow, actigraphy, body position over two nights
CPAP accessoryReplacement filter

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Practical information

Hours: Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm
Getting there: Marylebone
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Location

10 Harley Street, Marylebone, London, W1G 9PF

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Legal entity: THE SLEEP DISORDERS CLINIC LTD
Companies House: 08509889

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Frequently asked

How much does a sleep study cost at The Sleep Disorders Clinic?: The home sleep study for sleep apnoea is £325 and runs over two nights in your own home. Results are interpreted by the clinic, followed by a call to discuss the findings.
What does the home sleep study measure?: The clinic states the two-night home kit records pulse oximetry, respiratory effort, plethysmography, actigraphy and body position.
Do I need a consultation before the sleep study?: The clinic offers initial remote (Zoom) consultations with Dr Allie Hare or Dr Angus Nisbet for £300, and a CPAP telephone follow-up for £95, but the home sleep study is available as a standalone diagnostic test.
Will my results be shared with my GP or the DVLA?: No. The clinic states that only you see your results and they are not passed to your GP or the DVLA unless you give permission.
How much does CPAP equipment cost here?: The Lowenstein Prisma Smart Max auto CPAP package is £1,300 and the complete auto CPAP package is £1,200. Individual full face masks include the ResMed Quattro Air at £129 and the Philips Amara at £99. The clinic states it supplies CPAP only where genuinely required.
Where is The Sleep Disorders Clinic and when is it open?: It is at 10 Harley Street, Marylebone, London, W1G 9PF, open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. The phone number is 0203 189 1293.

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