From the register
Only 11 of 47 sleep clinics would tell us the price
We asked every sleep clinic in our register what an overnight study costs. Most quoted "on request" — the main reason patients end up with unexpected bills.
Editorial team · Medical oversight: specialist in neurology · 47 records · Updated July 2026
The register right now
12 providers checked
Latest check 2026-07-28. Every score counts confirmed facts — the misses are published too.
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The register
Open with filters →Every provider below was checked against the same seven criteria. The score is how many we could confirm — and the misses are published too.
Nordlicht Schlafzentrum
Zürich (ZH) · DE EN · from CHF 1,450
6/7checked
In-lab polysomnography with a named sleep physician on site — and the full study price on the website.
Checked 2026-06-14
Centro del Sonno Ticino
Lugano (TI) · IT DE EN · from CHF 680
4/7checked
Good-value home sleep testing — but the waiting list was closed at our last check.
Checked 2026-06-02
Genève Somnus
Genève (GE) · FR EN · from Not published
5/7checked
Rapid appointments and a well-qualified team — but two requests got us no price list.
Checked 2026-06-27
Why the score means something
The full criteria →01
We check facts, not vibes
Published prices, a named practitioner, a real legal entity, honest marketing. Things we can confirm — not star ratings.
02
Failures are published
A 5/7 listing shows you exactly which two checks failed. That gap is usually the most useful thing on the page.
03
Money can't touch the score
Providers can pay for placement — always labelled — but no fee changes a verification result.