Polysomnography in China typically costs from $8,400. The final price depends on the facility type and monitoring scope. Consultations, overnight care, and follow-up testing can also affect the total. In the US, similar testing averages $2,200. Patients save about 0% compared with the US. Some programs bundle sleep testing with consultations and other assessments.
- Facility type: Private international facilities typically charge more than public hospitals for overnight testing.
- Overnight monitoring: Technician observation can add to the service scope. EEG, breathing belts, oxygen tracking, and video define monitoring coverage.
- Diagnostic pathway: Initial specialist consultations and follow-up CPAP titration add services beyond one overnight study.
- Bundled assessments: Programs that add imaging or language assistance cover more than the sleep test alone.
Bookimed Expert Insight: A bundled sleep program may suit patients who want testing and related visits together. At Shanghai Tongji Hospital, a program is about $8,400, not a standalone polysomnography. It includes physician and otolaryngologist consultations, sleep EEG, CT, follow-up, and language assistance. Accommodation and transfers are excluded, so patients should budget for them separately. Package scope is worth checking before comparing it with an overnight study.
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