Sleep apnoea screening, home sleep studies run by our own team, CPAP setup and ongoing therapy support, with particular expertise in the sleep and diabetes connection. Medicare rebates apply to some services.
Our sleep clinic screens for sleep disorders, runs home sleep studies and supports you through CPAP therapy, from your first setup to long-term care. Consider an assessment if you snore loudly, wake unrefreshed, feel very tired during the day, or a partner has noticed pauses in your breathing overnight.


From your first machine to long-term optimisation: mask fitting and troubleshooting, therapy data downloads, CPAP trial and hire, replacement consumables, and coordination with sleep physicians when specialist review is needed.

Sleep and diabetes are closely linked. Sleep apnoea increases insulin resistance and can make blood glucose harder to control, while poor sleep drives appetite and cravings. Using CPAP regularly can modestly lower HbA1c, with the most benefit for people who use it for more hours each night. People living with type 2 diabetes are at particularly high risk of undiagnosed sleep apnoea, which is why our sleep clinic works hand in hand with our diabetes educators.

Medicare rebates apply to some sleep services, including sleep studies with a GP referral. CPAP equipment can be purchased or hired, and private health insurance may rebate CPAP machines depending on your cover. Book online or call the clinic nearest you.
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What a first sleep clinic appointment in Perth involves, who it is for, how sleep apnoea screening, home sleep studies and CPAP support work, why sleep matters for people living with diabetes, and what Medicare and private health cover. Open each panel for the detail.
Your initial appointment runs about 45 to 60 minutes. We screen for sleep disorders using validated questionnaires and review your symptoms and health history. If a sleep study is warranted, we run it ourselves: a home sleep study with the Nox A1, a small recorder you wear overnight in your own bed. We also help you with the GP referral that Medicare needs.
Anyone whose sleep is disrupted by snoring, daytime tiredness or suspected sleep apnoea, anyone starting or struggling with CPAP therapy, and people living with diabetes, where sleep apnoea is common and often undiagnosed.
From first screening to confident long-term therapy, we support the whole journey:
Sleep and diabetes influence each other in both directions, which is why our sleep clinic sits inside a diabetes centre:
Medicare rebates apply to some sleep services, including home sleep studies with a valid GP referral. CPAP equipment can be purchased or hired, and private health insurance may provide rebates for CPAP machines depending on your level of cover. Contact reception to confirm your entitlements before your appointment.
Book a sleep assessment at the clinic nearest you. No referral is needed for private appointments.
Common questions about our sleep clinic answered below.
No referral is needed to book CPAP setup, a mask fitting or a therapy review. A sleep study is different: we run home sleep studies ourselves, and for Medicare to cover one you need a referral from your GP or a specialist. Our team can help you work out which pathway applies to you.
Common signs are loud snoring, pauses in breathing that a partner notices, waking unrefreshed, morning headaches and feeling very sleepy during the day. People living with type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure or heart conditions are at higher risk. If this sounds familiar, talk to your GP or book a sleep clinic appointment.
Yes. We offer CPAP trial and hire, so you can try therapy at home before deciding whether to buy. We fit your mask, show you how the machine works and check in with you during the trial.
Yes. Leaks, sore spots and a dry mouth are common and usually fixable. We review your therapy data, refit or change your mask, and supply replacement cushions, filters and tubing.
Sleep apnoea increases insulin resistance and can make blood glucose harder to control, and poor sleep drives appetite and cravings. Using CPAP regularly can modestly lower HbA1c, and the benefit is greatest for people who use it for more hours each night. Our sleep clinic works with our diabetes educators, so your sleep and your diabetes care are planned together.
Medicare does not cover the cost of a CPAP machine. Many private health funds rebate CPAP machines under extras or appliance cover, depending on your policy, so check with your fund. DVA card holders may be eligible for equipment through DVA. Our team will talk you through the options before you commit.
If snoring, restless nights or daytime tiredness are wearing you down, a proper assessment is the first step. Our friendly sleep clinic team will guide you from screening to sleep study to therapy that actually works. Book online in under a minute, or call and our reception team will find a time that suits you.
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Medicare rebates on some services with GP referral · Private health may rebate CPAP · A gap fee may apply
For GPs and health professionals
Send an online referral in under two minutes. One referral reaches every discipline at PDC Health Hub, and Medicare GPCCMP, NDIS and DVA pathways are all accepted.