Do you have a waiting list problem or a pathway design problem?
Redesigning the sleep care pathway to meet growing demand.
Sleep services are facing growing demand, increasing waiting lists and mounting pressure on clinical teams. Meeting this challenge requires more than incremental improvements. It requires a care pathway designed around the scale and complexity of sleep disorders.
NOMICS helps hospitals rethink and connect the full sleep care pathway from patient selection and ambulatory diagnosis to structured follow-up.
By combining diagnostic technologies with a digital approach to care pathway organisation, NOMICS helps sleep teams make better use of existing resources, improve coordination and build a more scalable model of care.
What a modern sleep care pathway requires
A more scalable pathway needs to connect four essential components.
01. Smarter patient selection and triage
02. Efficient, high-quality ambulatory diagnosis
03. Connected care coordination
04. Structured long-term follow-up
The impact goes beyond waiting lists
Patients may face delays before receiving a diagnosis.
Clinical teams spend valuable time managing growing demand.
Diagnostic resources are not always allocated according to clinical need.
Patients may enter specialist pathways before their need for further investigation has been adequately assessed.
Follow-up can remain fragmented, making continuity of care more difficult.
The challenge is not only to perform more tests. It is to organise the right care, for the right patient, at the right time.
More than diagnostics: a pathway partner
NOMICS is not simply a provider of diagnostic devices. It supports hospitals in building a more connected, structured and scalable approach to sleep care.
By bringing together diagnostic technologies and digital pathway management, NOMICS helps clinical teams rethink how patients move through the system — from initial assessment to diagnosis and follow-up.
One platform to structure and connect every stage of the sleep pathway
APIOS supports the digital organisation of the sleep care pathway, helping connect clinical information and processes across the patient journey.