Clinical Assessment Tool

SnoreWeight Patient Assessment

Enter patient data to calculate their estimated SnoreWeight — the body weight at which snoring risk significantly increases. For clinical reference only.

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Patient Information
IMPORTANT — READ BEFORE USING THIS DOCUMENT: This report is an educational summary generated by SnoreWeight, a wellness tool. It is NOT a medical assessment, clinical recommendation, diagnosis, or treatment plan. SnoreWeight is not a medical device and has not been evaluated or approved by the FDA. This document does not measure AHI, predict individual sleep apnea outcomes, or replace polysomnography or any validated clinical assessment. The weight milestones shown are arithmetic calculations based on self-reported inputs. The research citations reference population-level findings and do not predict outcomes for any individual patient. Clinical decisions — including any changes to CPAP therapy, medication, or treatment — must be made by a qualified healthcare provider based on appropriate clinical evaluation. This document should not be filed as a clinical record or shared with patients as a medical report.
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Clinical Reference
High-risk neck circumference
≥17 inches in men · ≥16 inches in women
10% weight loss
Reduces OSA severity by ~26%
10% weight loss
Reduces AHI by ~26% (Peppard et al., JAMA 2000)
GLP-1 (tirzepatide)
Reduced OSA severity by 62.8% in SURMOUNT-OSA trial
BMI thresholds
Overweight ≥25 · Obese ≥30 · Severe ≥35
Assessment Result
Patient Assessment
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Estimated SnoreWeight range (lbs)
Heuristic estimate — not a measured clinical value
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BMI
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lbs above SnoreWeight range
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neck circumference
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snoring frequency
Weight loss milestones — body changes at each stage
Educational summary
Important disclaimer: SnoreWeight is a wellness and educational tool, not a medical device. It has not been evaluated or approved by the FDA. The summaries generated by this dashboard are based on self-reported data and population-level research — they are for informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute clinical recommendations, diagnoses, or treatment plans. SnoreWeight does not measure AHI or replace polysomnography or other validated clinical assessments. Clinical decisions should be made by qualified healthcare providers based on appropriate evaluation.