Limited time: $150 off selected CPAP machines

    Published 15 August 2026 · Comooz clinical team, Singapore

    Quick answer

    If you are searching for a **sleep clinic Singapore** option, the practical answer is this: public hospital and polyclinic pathways are usually better if you want specialist-led assessment and possible MOH-linked subsidy access, while private providers like Comooz offer faster access to **Type 3 home sleep tests**, CPAP fitting, monthly rental, and current ResMed bundles from **$1,868 nett**, plus a paid **5-night CPAP trial**.

    Sleep Clinic Singapore: Sleep Apnea Care & CPAP Trials

    Key takeaways

    • A sleep clinic Singapore search usually leads to 2 routes: a public specialist pathway for possible subsidy access, or a private CPAP pathway for faster testing support, fitting, rental, and setup.

    • Sleep apnea severity is commonly described by AHI: 5-14 mild, 15-29 moderate, and 30+ severe.

    • Comooz’s current bundle pricing is ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet Bundle $1,868 nett and ResMed AirSense 11 AutoSet Bundle $2,068 nett, each with humidification, tubing, filter, carrying case, power supply, and a fitted mask.

    • Comooz’s 5-night CPAP trial is not free; it requires a deposit, the cost of a new mask, and a $98 return fee.

    • Home sleep testing options include Type 3 on demand and Type 2 by manual arrangement with a trained specialist; more complex cases may still need polysomnography or a sleep physician review.

    • Comooz, a Singapore CPAP provider (UEN 201808754M), sees patients strictly by appointment at 151 Chin Swee Rd, #02-03, Singapore 169876 and can be reached at +65 8892 2591 or support@comooz.sg.

    Understanding sleep apnea and when to visit a sleep clinic in Singapore

    A sleep clinic Singapore visit makes sense when symptoms suggest obstructive sleep apnea and you need the right next step. Common triggers include loud snoring, witnessed pauses in breathing, choking awakenings, unrefreshing sleep, and excessive daytime sleepiness.

    Obstructive sleep apnea happens when the upper airway narrows or collapses repeatedly during sleep. This causes breathing interruptions, oxygen desaturation, and repeated brain arousals that fragment sleep.

    Collapsed airway during obstructive sleep apnea

    AHI stands for Apnea-Hypopnea Index. AHI is the number of apnea and hypopnea events per hour of sleep, and it is the standard severity metric used in home sleep tests and polysomnography reports.

    AHI rangeCommon interpretationWhat it usually means
    Below 5Not in the sleep apnea rangeSymptoms may still need medical review
    5-14Mild obstructive sleep apneaTreatment depends on symptoms and clinical context
    15-29Moderate obstructive sleep apneaTreatment is commonly discussed more actively
    30+Severe obstructive sleep apneaPrompt specialist review is important

    Common symptoms include morning headaches, dry mouth, poor concentration, fatigue, and loud habitual snoring. These symptoms do not diagnose sleep apnea on their own, so a doctor or sleep physician should assess you and decide whether a sleep study is appropriate.

    Other common risk factors include excess weight, high blood pressure, diabetes, nasal blockage, a small jaw, family history, and alcohol close to bedtime. If you are struggling with drowsy driving or falling asleep at work, seek medical review promptly.

    Public hospital vs private sleep clinic Singapore options

    Public and private pathways solve different problems. Public routes are usually better for people who want specialist-led assessment and want to explore subsidised care, while private providers are often better for speed, equipment access, and practical CPAP onboarding.

    Comooz does not replace a doctor. Comooz, a Singapore CPAP provider (UEN 201808754M), supports sleep-test access, mask fitting, humidification guidance, trial logistics, and machine setup, while diagnosis and treatment decisions should come from a doctor or sleep physician.

    FeaturePublic hospital sleep clinicComooz private CPAP provider
    AccessOften via GP or polyclinic referralDirect appointment enquiry
    Main focusSpecialist medical assessment and diagnostic pathwayPractical testing support, CPAP fitting, trial, rental, and purchase
    DiagnosisSleep physician-ledDoctor should diagnose
    Sleep testingMay include polysomnography and selected home testsType 3 on demand; Type 2 by arrangement
    EquipmentDepends on hospital workflowOfficial ResMed machines and fitted masks
    Trial and rentalVaries by institution5-night paid trial and monthly rental
    LocationHospital campus151 Chin Swee Rd, #02-03, Singapore 169876 by appointment

    Who this is for: people who suspect OSA, already have a sleep report, want faster mask fitting, want to compare private machine pricing, or need a practical CPAP trial before buying.

    Who this is not for: people with emergency breathing symptoms, unstable medical issues, or those seeking a definitive diagnosis without medical review.

    CPAP machine subsidy in Singapore: what people usually mean

    When people ask about a CPAP subsidy, they are usually asking about total pathway cost, not only machine price. The practical questions are whether consultation is subsidised, whether the sleep study is subsidised, whether MediSave or insurance helps, and whether the machine itself is partly covered.

    In Singapore, there is no universal rule that every CPAP machine purchase is subsidised. Cost depends on whether you enter through a public referral pathway, how your case is billed, and whether external coverage applies.

    What subsidy may cover and what it may not

    Subsidy can apply differently to each step. A consultation may be subsidised, while the sleep study, mask, or equipment purchase is billed separately.

    That matters because many patients assume “CPAP machine subsidy” means the machine will automatically be low-cost. In practice, the machine may still involve meaningful out-of-pocket payment even if earlier clinic visits were more subsidy-friendly.

    A practical Singapore checklist

    Before committing, ask:

    • Are you being registered as a subsidised or private patient?

    • Is the sleep study under the same billing category?

    • Is the machine purchased through the hospital, a vendor, or directly from a provider?

    • Is there any MediSave, insurance, or employer reimbursement component?

    • If equipment is not covered, would a home sleep test in Singapore or rental be the lower-risk first step?

    Subsidised pathway vs private pathway in Singapore

    If cost is your main concern, compare the full journey, not just the final machine price. The trade-off is usually subsidy potential versus speed and pricing clarity.

    ItemSubsidised public route in SingaporePrivate route with Comooz
    First stepUsually polyclinic or doctor referralDirect appointment enquiry
    Main advantageBetter chance of subsidised consultation pathwayFaster access to testing support and CPAP onboarding
    Main trade-offReferral steps and possible waiting timeUsually self-pay unless insurer or employer covers it
    Sleep test timingDepends on hospital schedulingType 3 on demand; Type 2 by arrangement
    Machine price certaintyVaries by institutionAirSense 10: $1,868 nett; AirSense 11: $2,068 nett
    Trial availabilityVaries5-night paid trial
    Return feeVaries$98
    Best forPatients prioritising subsidy pathwayPatients prioritising speed and equipment choice

    A good rule of thumb is simple. If you want the strongest chance of subsidy, start with a polyclinic or doctor referral; if you want to move faster, compare a private home sleep test in Singapore, fitting, and machine pathway directly.

    Sleep testing: home sleep test, Type 2, Type 3, and polysomnography

    A home sleep test is a sleep study performed outside the hospital. For many adults with suspected obstructive sleep apnea, it is a practical starting point, but it does not replace clinical judgment.

    Comooz offers Type 3 home sleep tests on demand and can arrange Type 2 home sleep tests manually with a trained specialist. More complex cases may still need in-lab polysomnography ordered through a sleep physician.

    ResMed ApneaLink Air home sleep testing device with belt and sensors

    A Type 3 home sleep test is a portable study focused mainly on breathing-related signals during sleep. A Type 2 home sleep test is a more detailed home-based study arranged with trained support. Polysomnography is a full in-lab sleep study used when the case is more complex or another sleep disorder is suspected.

    Test typeWhat it isBest forAvailability at Comooz
    Type 3 home sleep testPortable test focused on breathing-related signals at homeSuspected OSA where home testing is appropriateAvailable on demand
    Type 2 home sleep testMore detailed home-based test arranged with a trained specialistPatients needing more detail than basic home testingArranged manually
    PolysomnographyFull in-lab overnight sleep studyComplex sleep cases or broader diagnostic questionsUsually hospital or specialist clinic based

    If symptoms are classic for OSA, a home sleep test may be enough to start the process. If symptoms are atypical, another sleep disorder is suspected, or the result does not match the symptoms, polysomnography may be the better test.

    Comprehensive sleep apnea care and CPAP therapy at Comooz

    Comooz focuses on practical therapy support rather than physician diagnosis. That includes machine selection, mask fitting, setup education, humidification guidance, and troubleshooting around comfort and leak.

    CPAP stands for Continuous Positive Airway Pressure. CPAP splints the airway open during sleep so obstructive events are reduced.

    How CPAP pressure splints the airway open

    Many people start with an auto-adjusting machine such as a ResMed AutoSet. AutoSet machines adjust pressure through the night within a prescribed range, which can make CPAP titration more practical and comfortable at home.

    If a doctor prescribes bilevel therapy instead, a device such as the ResMed AirCurve 10 VAuto uses different inspiratory support with a separate EPAP baseline. That is not the same as standard CPAP and should follow medical advice.

    Nasal pillow vs full face: which mask style suits you?

    Mask choice affects comfort as much as machine choice. Nasal pillows are lighter and more minimal, nasal masks balance stability with less bulk, and full face masks cover both nose and mouth.

    If you mostly breathe through your nose, a nasal mask or nasal pillows setup may be a good fit. If you mouth-breathe, have frequent mouth leak, nasal blockage, or use higher pressures, a full face mask may suit you better.

    Nose versus mouth breathing during sleep

    Singapore’s air-conditioned bedrooms can worsen dryness and congestion. Built-in humidification often improves comfort, which is why both current Comooz AutoSet bundles include integrated humidification.

    Common mask categories at a glance

    Mask typeUsual fit profileOften suitsExample ResMed style discussed here
    Nasal pillowsLightest contactNose breathers who want a minimal feelAirFit P10 or AirFit P30i
    Nasal cradle / nasal maskModerate contactUsers who want stability without full face coverageAirFit N30, N30i, or N20
    Full faceCovers nose and mouthMouth breathers, frequent leak, nasal blockage, or some higher-pressure usersAirFit F20, AirTouch F20, or F30i

    ResMed AirFit P30i nasal pillows CPAP mask with top-of-head tube

    CPAP machine pricing in Singapore: ResMed AirSense bundles

    If you want clear private pricing, Comooz currently lists two main ResMed bundles. The AirSense 10 AutoSet Bundle is $1,868 nett and the AirSense 11 AutoSet Bundle is $2,068 nett.

    Both bundles include the main unit, power supply, built-in humidification, tubing, filter, carrying case, and a fitted mask. You can compare current CPAP machines in Singapore if you want the latest bundle details.

    BundleNett priceControlsKey featuresIncluded
    ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet Bundle$1,868Monochrome display with dialIntegrated HumidAir chamber, built-in cellular connectivity, myAir support, proven workhorse designMain unit, power supply, built-in humidification, tubing, filter, carrying case, fitted mask
    ResMed AirSense 11 AutoSet Bundle$2,068Full-colour touchscreenClimate Control with integrated humidifier, over-the-air updates, Care Check-in, sleek lightweight profileMain unit, power supply, built-in humidification, tubing, filter, carrying case, fitted mask

    AirSense 10 vs AirSense 11: which is right for you?

    The AirSense 10 AutoSet is the lower-priced, proven option. It suits buyers who want a robust familiar platform and built-in cellular connectivity with the myAir app.

    The AirSense 11 AutoSet is the newer interface-led option. It suits buyers who want a touchscreen experience, updated software features, Climate Control, and a lighter modern profile.

    ResMed AirSense 11 AutoSet CPAP machine with built-in humidifier, front view

    Try before you buy: 5-night CPAP trial and monthly rental

    A CPAP trial helps you test real-world comfort before purchasing. It is especially useful if you are newly diagnosed, unsure about mask type, or want to see how pressure and humidification feel at home.

    Comooz offers a 5-night CPAP trial, but it is not free. The current structure is a deposit, plus the cost of a new mask, plus a $98 return fee.

    For longer evaluation, monthly rental is also available. Comooz applies 3-month offset rules toward purchase, so qualifying rental payments can count toward a later purchase under that policy. If you want to explore the trial route first, see the Comooz contact page.

    OptionMay suit you ifMain purpose
    TrialYou are newly diagnosed and want a short comfort checkShort home evaluation before purchase
    RentalYou want a longer evaluation or temporary continuityMonthly use before deciding
    PurchaseYou already know CPAP is the long-term planLong-term ownership and stable setup

    What to expect at your appointment

    A private sleep clinic Singapore appointment for CPAP support is usually practical rather than hospital-style. The focus is on matching your report, prescription, mask style, and comfort needs.

    At Comooz’s appointment-only showroom, the visit commonly includes report review, mask fitting, machine walkthrough, and comfort setting guidance. That may include humidification, ramp, leak control, and day-to-day cleaning steps.

    ResMed AirTouch F20 full face CPAP mask with UltraSoft memory foam cushion

    Bring your sleep study report if you have one, your doctor’s prescription if available, and details of any current machine or mask. If you have problems such as dry mouth, leaks, aerophagia, or pressure discomfort, mention them early because they often affect mask and setup choice.

    Appointments are strictly by arrangement at 151 Chin Swee Rd, #02-03, Singapore 169876. You can enquire through the Comooz contact page.

    MediSave, insurance, and employer benefits: what to check first

    Many people asking about subsidy are really asking how to reduce total out-of-pocket cost. The right answer depends on billing pathway and policy terms, not just on the diagnosis.

    MediSave usage depends on the service, setting, and prevailing rules. Private insurance may help with consultations or sleep studies depending on plan terms, but CPAP equipment coverage varies widely. Employer medical benefits can also matter, especially if specialist outpatient care or health budgets are included.

    Ask these five questions before you commit:

    1. Is this billed as subsidised or private?

    2. Is the sleep study claimable under my plan?

    3. Does my insurer require a specialist referral?

    4. Is CPAP equipment covered, excluded, or only partly reimbursable?

    5. If equipment is not covered, should I trial or rent first?

    Frequently asked questions

    Do I need a doctor's referral to visit a sleep clinic in Singapore?

    Public hospital routes often involve referral steps, especially if you want subsidised care. Private providers like Comooz can accept direct enquiries for sleep-test coordination, CPAP fitting, rental, and equipment support. However, a doctor or sleep physician should evaluate symptoms, confirm diagnosis, and advise on treatment decisions.

    Can I get a CPAP machine subsidy in Singapore?

    Possibly, but it is not automatic or universal. Subsidy potential usually depends on whether you enter through a subsidised public pathway, how the sleep study and specialist review are billed, and whether insurance or employer benefits apply. Always ask the institution directly before assuming the machine itself will be subsidised.

    Is CPAP covered by MediSave in Singapore?

    Sometimes parts of care may be claimable, but MediSave usage depends on the clinical service, care setting, and prevailing rules. You should confirm directly with the hospital, clinic, or financial counsellor handling your case. Do not assume every sleep study or CPAP purchase is automatically MediSave-claimable.

    Is a polyclinic referral better if I want lower cost sleep-apnea care?

    Usually yes, if your priority is to access a subsidised specialist pathway. A polyclinic referral can open the door to public hospital assessment and potentially lower consultation costs. The main trade-off is that the process may take longer than going directly to a private provider.

    How much does a CPAP machine cost at Comooz in Singapore?

    Comooz currently lists the ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet Bundle at $1,868 nett and the ResMed AirSense 11 AutoSet Bundle at $2,068 nett. Both include the main unit, power supply, built-in humidification, tubing, filter, carrying case, and a fitted mask.

    How does the 5-night CPAP trial work?

    The 5-night CPAP trial lets you use therapy at home before buying. It is not free: you pay a deposit, the cost of a new mask, and a $98 return fee. After the trial, comfort, leak, and residual AHI data can be reviewed to help decide whether to rent or buy.

    Is it better to rent or buy a CPAP machine in Singapore?

    If you are newly diagnosed or unsure about comfort, trial or rental can lower the risk of choosing the wrong setup. If your diagnosis is confirmed and CPAP is clearly the long-term plan, buying may be simpler. The best choice depends on your report, budget, and confidence in mask tolerance.

    What are the common symptoms of sleep apnea?

    Common symptoms include loud snoring, choking or gasping during sleep, witnessed breathing pauses, morning headaches, dry mouth, poor concentration, and daytime sleepiness. These symptoms can suggest sleep apnea, but they do not confirm it. A doctor or sleep specialist should decide whether a home sleep test or polysomnography is appropriate.

    What is the difference between a home sleep test and a hospital sleep study?

    A home sleep test is performed outside the hospital and is often more convenient for suspected obstructive sleep apnea. A hospital sleep study, usually polysomnography, is more comprehensive and may be preferred for complex cases or when another sleep disorder is suspected. The right test depends on symptoms and clinical judgment.

    Which CPAP machine is better, AirSense 10 or AirSense 11?

    Neither is best for everyone. The AirSense 10 AutoSet is a dependable lower-priced option at $1,868 nett, while the AirSense 11 AutoSet adds a touchscreen, Climate Control, over-the-air updates, and Care Check-in at $2,068 nett. Your best choice depends on budget, feature preference, and medical advice.

    Can a private provider diagnose sleep apnea?

    A private CPAP provider can support testing access, equipment fitting, and therapy education, but a doctor or sleep physician should diagnose sleep apnea and advise on treatment. If symptoms are significant or you have other medical conditions, formal medical review is important.

    Is CPAP covered by insurance in Singapore?

    Sometimes, but it depends on your insurer, policy wording, panel requirements, and whether the claim relates to consultation, testing, or equipment. Some plans may help with specialist review or sleep studies, while CPAP equipment may be excluded or only partly reimbursed. Always get written confirmation before committing.

    Can I buy a CPAP machine without a sleep study in Singapore?

    Some people ask to buy directly because they snore heavily or have witnessed apneas. However, a doctor or sleep specialist should diagnose sleep apnea and advise whether CPAP is appropriate. A sleep study reduces the risk of choosing the wrong treatment path or wrong pressure approach.

    How long does it take to get a sleep apnea diagnosis in Singapore?

    It depends on whether you use a public or private route, whether you already have a referral, and which test is needed. Public pathways may take longer because of referral and scheduling steps. Private pathways can be faster for test coordination and CPAP setup once medical assessment is in place.

    If your main goal is to maximise the chance of lower out-of-pocket cost, start with a polyclinic or doctor referral and ask specifically about the subsidised sleep clinic pathway. If your main goal is speed, private testing support and CPAP setup may be more practical, but that route is usually self-pay unless external coverage applies.

    Contact Comooz on WhatsApp or at +65 8892 2591 to book an appointment-only sleep clinic Singapore consultation.

    Frequently asked questions

    Do I need a doctor's referral to visit a sleep clinic in Singapore?
    Public hospitals in Singapore require a polyclinic referral to qualify for subsidized rates. Private sleep clinics and CPAP therapy providers like Comooz allow direct bookings, though you should always consult a doctor for a formal medical diagnosis.
    How much does a CPAP machine cost at Comooz in Singapore?
    Comooz offers transparent nett pricing with full support packages: the ResMed AirSense 10 Bundle costs $1,868 nett, and the ResMed AirSense 11 Bundle costs $2,068 nett.
    How does the 5-night CPAP trial work?
    Our 5-night CPAP trial allows you to experience therapy at home before purchasing. The trial involves a refundable security deposit, a mask fee, and a $98 return fee.
    What are the common symptoms of sleep apnea?
    Common symptoms include loud chronic snoring, choking or gasping during sleep, morning headaches, and severe daytime tiredness. If you experience these symptoms, please consult a medical doctor for proper diagnosis.

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