The study report and the clinic note are not the same document
AHI, sleep stages, and events belong in a PSG interpretation. The clinic note has to translate that into PAP settings and symptoms.
Sleep Medicine
PSG reads, PAP compliance, and DME letters — AHI, ESS, and Medicare residual-AHI language drafted from the follow-up, not copied from last year’s titration.
The problem
AHI, sleep stages, and events belong in a PSG interpretation. The clinic note has to translate that into PAP settings and symptoms.
Adherence hours, residual AHI, and benefit language have to match LCD. ‘Patient using CPAP’ does not recertify the machine.
Rest-activity patterns and estimated sleep need a report structure, not a sentence in the insomnia SOAP.
How Augustun fits
OSA, insomnia, and narcolepsy visits capture ESS, snoring, and PAP issues from the conversation.
Diagnostic PSG and actigraphy interpretations are structured separately from the follow-up note.
OSA ICD-10 plus study CPTs and DME letter content are proposed from documented AHI and adherence.
PSG reports, actigraphy reports, PAP follow-up for Medicare DME, and PAP device letters of medical necessity.
Outcomes
1.5+
Hours saved per sleep clinician per day on reads and DME notes
AHI
Study metrics structured into interpretation reports
400+
EHRs via browser extension (Epic, athena, Sleep EMR)
FAQ
Yes. AHI, stages, and events discussed from the study are structured into a diagnostic PSG report.
Yes. Usage hours, residual AHI, and benefit are drafted into a PAP follow-up note aligned with DME language.
Yes. Diagnosis, study results, and clinical need discussed in clinic are drafted into a DME letter you review.
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