Our AI-powered technology provides accessible
and immediate screening, revolutionizing how we approach
identification of conditions such as obstructive sleep apnea.
Join the growing network of organizations transforming OSA identification and care.
Organizations using Soliish to identify high-intent patients
Reduction in manual administrative workloads across the entire patient onboarding process
Increase in qualified patient referrals for treatment providers

Obstructive Sleep Apnea affects millions worldwide, yet most cases remain undiagnosed,
leading to significant health and economic impacts.

936+
People affected globally, with 80% remaining undiagnosed

$150B+
Annual economic impact from lost productivity and healthcare costs

2-5 Years
Average time from symptom onset to clinical diagnosis

40%
Of OSA patients develop serious comorbidities before diagnosis
For businesses, this represents missed opportunities to engage high-intent patients early and improve outcomes while reducing costs.
How We HelpOur cutting-edge face-scan technology uses artificial intelligence to analyze your facial structure and identify
potential risks for sleep apnea. Here's a breakdown of the science that makes it all possible:
Connect with our team to learn how Soliish can help you or your organization
Find answers to frequently asked questions about our technology and services.
Our technology has been clinically validated with accuracy comparable to traditional OSA screening tools. The AI-powered analysis detects subtle facial features and patterns associated with OSA risk factors, helping identify individuals who may benefit from further evaluation.
No. The Soliish scan is a screening tool, not a diagnostic device. It identifies individuals who may be at risk for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and guides them toward appropriate diagnostic testing such as a home sleep test or polysomnography.
Once the screening is complete, users receive an OSA risk score classified as low, moderate, or high risk. Those identified at risk can be directed to a licensed provider or home sleep test for diagnostic confirmation and care planning. The goal is to simplify the path from awareness to diagnosis and treatment.