Helping Australian
kids sleep better, no
matter where they
live.

Why families and clinicians choose
Heali-ox

Delivered to the door, Australia-wide

Easy setup with clear instructions, so families avoid travel and unfamiliar environments.

Fast turnaround

Weeks rather than months, with clear, structured reports back to referrers.

More than a “sleep test”

We pair overnight measurements with a targeted mouth, tonsil and dental video and a full sleep history — to understand the causes and consequences, and advise on treatment.

Bringing the sleep clinic to the family
home

Tiers to match your child’s needs

From a simple overnight screen to a full diagnostic study. For screening and diagnostic
kits, a paediatric sleep physician selects the right tier — you don’t have to choose.

Oximetry only

Overnight oximetry + heart rate, sleep diary and Paediatric Sleep Questionnaire.

  • Oximetry & heart rate
  • Sleep Diary

Typical use: pre-op screen, day-case candidacy, post-discharge monitoring

Comprehensive screening kit

Physician selects

Oximetry + video of tonsils, teeth and oral cavity + full ENT/dental/sleep history, with telehealth review.

  • Oximetry & heart rate
  • Tonsil + dental video
  • ENT & Sleep

Typical use: GP or dentist referral for comprehensive sleep screening

Physician selects

Comprehensive diagnostic kit

Level-2 home sleep study + video of tonsils, teeth and oral cavity + full history, with telehealth review.

  • Full Level-2 sleep study
  • Tonsil + dental video
  • ENT & Sleep

Typical use: GP, paediatrician, dentist or sleep specialist — full diagnostic assessment

Stand-alone sleep study

Level-2 home sleep study alone, with sleep diary — for specialists who need the study only.

  • Full Level-2 sleep study
  • Sleep diary

Typical use: sleep specialist or ENT — diagnostic study alone

A closer look at the Heali-ox kit

Sleep matters — but access is hard

Paediatric sleep-disordered breathing and sleep apnoea are common, and can impair behaviour, learning and cardio-metabolic health. In-hospital sleep study access is limited and waitlists are long, especially outside major centres.

Backed by published research