Start with Snapshot
Introduce the experience during a practice visit and discuss the patient’s sleep concerns.
A guided visual experience that brings facial observations and a few sleep questions together, helping your practice make the next-step conversation more tangible.
AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY TO CONTINUUM PRACTICE PARTNERS
Introduce sleep wellness through a brief set of questions and guided camera capture on a supported device. A visual summary gives your team a starting point for discussing whether further evaluation makes sense.
Snapshot is a wellness engagement tool. It does not diagnose sleep apnea or replace clinical evaluation or a sleep study.
Introduce the experience during a practice visit and discuss the patient’s sleep concerns.
Interested patients enter the appropriate medical or dental pathway and clinical questionnaire.
Physician-directed evaluation determines eligibility and authorization before home testing proceeds.
A sleep physician interprets the study and provides recommendations to inform the next step in care.
Bring sleep into the chairside conversation, then connect patients to an asynchronous clinical questionnaire and physician-authorized testing. Results support discussion of oral appliance therapy, PAP, or further evaluation, as appropriate.
A dentist’s evaluation remains part of determining suitability for an oral appliance.
Explore the dental pathwayAdd a visual introduction to sleep wellness, then continue through your clinical assessment and testing workflow. Keep the patient’s next step connected to your practice.
Snapshot is optional; patients can proceed through the clinical pathway without it.
Explore the medical pathwayExplore the guided capture, visual summary, and connections to your patient workflow with the Continuum team.
Explore a partnershipNo. Snapshot supports a wellness conversation. Clinical evaluation and appropriate diagnostic testing determine whether sleep apnea is present.
Snapshot is available through participating Continuum practices.
No. Testing authorization occurs through the separate physician-directed clinical pathway.