Polysomnography Sleep Lab EEG Analyzers and Software

The Department of Veterans Affairs at the Wilkes–Barre VA Medical Center is seeking information from potential vendors regarding the provision of a new polysomnography system for monitoring veterans during sleep studies. The required system should feature comprehensive PSG/EEG capabilities, including multichannel acquisition for in-lab studies such as EEG, EOG, EMG, ECG, respiratory effort, airflow, SpO2, and body position measurements. High-fidelity signal sampling, low-noise design, and real-time quality checks (such as bedside impedance) are essential for clinical scoring and review.

Additional requirements include synchronized HD/IR video and audio options for behavioral study correlation, flexible hardware configurations, secure and enterprise-ready deployment (with options like role-based access, encryption, and remote access). The system must offer standards-aligned scoring (e.g., AASM workflows), configurable reporting, and seamless interoperability with hospital systems using protocols like HL7. It should also support scalable database and archiving for multiroom or multisite setups, therapy titration interfaces, and tools for documenting treatment settings and outcomes.

Basic functionalities must include efficient setup and execution of sleep studies, reliable data collection and streaming with real-time review, automated event detection, synchronized video review, customizable montages and filters, and comprehensive reporting and export options. Integration with EMR/HIS systems for order intake and result posting, alongside secure remote access for authorized users, is also required.