How the clinic will work
A continuous clinical journey, delivered remotely.
Appointments, questionnaires and follow-up will happen online. Home testing can be posted when appropriate. If the right investigation or treatment requires a laboratory or specialist centre, Anshino will say so.
- 1At home
Tell us what sleep and daytime life look like
Before the appointment, you will complete a focused questionnaire and sleep diary. This gives the clinician a pattern to explore, not a score to treat in isolation.
- You provide
- Sleep timing, symptoms, health history and current medicines
- You receive
- Clear preparation for the consultation
- 2Video
Build a clinical explanation together
The clinician will ask about nights and days, breathing, movement, mood, work, substances, medicines and anything that changes the picture.
- You provide
- Your priorities and the impact the problem is having
- You receive
- An explanation of likely causes and the next decision
- 3If needed
Test the question that matters
If obstructive sleep apnoea is suspected, a home testing device may be posted to you. You will sleep in your own bed and return the device after recording.
- You provide
- One usable night of recording and any symptom context
- You receive
- Clinician interpretation, not only an automated number
- 4Treatment
Follow a plan matched to the diagnosis
That might mean CBT-I, a short and reviewed course of medicine, practical changes, GP liaison, or referral to a service better placed to help.
- You provide
- Feedback on what is changing and what is difficult
- You receive
- A written plan with endpoints, review and clear boundaries
Practical details
What is decided, and what is still to come.
- Who
- Adults aged 18 and over who are in England at the time of care.
- Where
- Video appointments, online forms and posted home testing where appropriate.
- Opening
- Only after Care Quality Commission registration is granted.
- Prices
- Clear fixed prices will be published before appointments open. They are not yet set.
- Urgent care
- Anshino will not be an emergency service. NHS 111, 999 and local urgent services remain the right routes.