RestEaze sends patients home with a soft ankle band and returns scored, multi-night leg movement data to your clinic. No lab night to schedule, no single-night snapshot to second-guess.
Every leg movement during sleep, with its onset, duration, count and hourly rate.
Repeating series of leg movements, scored to AASM criteria and reported as a PLM index.
Brief arousals that fragment sleep, detected from the band's sensors and linked to the leg movements they accompany.
When sleep starts, how long it lasts and how often it breaks: sleep onset, total sleep time, WASO and sleep efficiency.
RestEaze development has been supported by grants from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Defense Health Agency (DHA).
Leg movements during sleep are central to diagnosing and managing sleep-related movement disorders, and many come with cortical arousals that fragment sleep. Today they are measured almost only in an overnight lab study.
Restless legs syndrome may affect up to 7–10% of the U.S. population, yet the leg movements behind it are rarely measured outside a sleep lab.
Source: NINDS
An overnight polysomnogram averages about $3,000 and can reach $10,000, for a single night in an unfamiliar bed that misses night-to-night variability.
Source: Sleep Foundation
In two large studies, 87–94% of people with frequent, distressing RLS symptoms who raised them with a doctor were not diagnosed with RLS.
Sources: Hening et al., 2004; Allen et al., 2005
Restless legs syndrome is reported in 11–54% of children with ADHD, against 2–4% of children overall, and it is easily missed.
Sources: CDC; Ghayad et al., 2025
One band, one dashboard, one workflow. RestEaze records leg movements across multiple nights at home, scores them to clinical standards in the cloud, and gives your team results it can review in minutes.
Measure leg movements at home before treatment, then again after, and see whether it's working, all without an overnight lab stay.
Send the patient home with RestEaze for several nights: leg movements, arousals and sleep, plus their sleep diary.
Scored nights in the dashboard, with the PLMS index against a clinical threshold and how much it varies night to night.
Start or adjust treatment based on objective data, not a single lab night.
Repeat at home and compare with the baseline to see whether movements and sleep are improving.
Talk with our team about how multi-night, at-home leg movement monitoring can support your diagnoses, treatment tracking and trial endpoints.
