Polysomnography
Our service
Clinic-quality care,
delivered at home
No drives, no waits, no lab visits – get expert care from home.
Video consultations
So you can skip the trip
to the clinic.
Licensed providers
Dedicated to improving
your sleep for good.
A sleep study
From the comfort
of your own bed.
Quality care, backed
by real results
170M+
lives covered
30+
states covered
87.5%
of patients
recommend us
60%
of bookings completed
within 48 hours
How it works
All-in-one care:
from diagnosis to treatment
Get the rest you need in just 3 easy steps.
1
Talk to a qualified sleep doctor
Tell us about your symptoms and schedule your first video consultation with one of our board-certified sleep doctors.
2
Get an Accurate Diagnosis at Home
No lab visit required, get a high clinical accuracy diagnosis in real-life sleep conditions, at home.
3
Personalized Treatment Solutions
Review your home sleep test results with our specialists and and receive suitable treatment solutions.
What are sleep disorders?
Let’s not normalize poor sleep — the first step is knowing what you’re up against.
Sleep Apnea
When the airway in your throat gets blocked or narrowed while you sleep. This leads to poor sleep, snoring, and fatigue.
Insomnia
When you have trouble falling asleep, staying asleep and do not feel refreshed throughout the day.
Restless Leg Syndrome
When you experience recurrent and unpleasant sensations to move your legs before falling asleep.
Hypersomnia
When you’re overly sleepy during the day, despite a good night’s sleep. This can affect your work and social life.
Circadian Rhythm Disorders
When your sleep routine doesn’t sync with your daily life—think delayed sleep phase syndrome, jet lag, or shift work...
Parasomnias
When you have odd behaviors during sleep, like sleepwalking or night terrors. They disrupt your sleep and are quite unsettling.
A sleep study,
right from home
Award-winning. Clinically proven. No lab required.
The Sunrise home sleep test won the SleepTech Award 2022 for its clinical accuracy. Meet with a sleep provider, use the device* at home, and get the answers you need to start feeling like yourself again.
*We also prescribe WatchPAT devices
and coordinate in-lab testing if need be.
Who we are
A team of trusted
sleep specialists
Our team of physicians, nurse practitioners, and care coordinators is dedicated to helping you reclaim your sleep.
Our Medical Director -
Dr. William Lu
“What drives me is knowing that thousands of people are living happier lives after we helped them regain control of their sleep.”
Meet care teamReviews
Thousands have got their energy back
Our patients sleep better, here’s what they have to say.
Dr Masri is an excellent Doctor and sleep treatment specialist. [...]
Dr Masri, listens, explains things in detail and is someone I trust and have very confidence in.
A Mac
Aug, 2023
5.0
Dawn Fitzgerald took the time to explain the process thoroughly and guided me to the best care plan, taking into account my insurance.
Nicholas
Jun, 2023
5.0
I had a great experience with Dreem Health and Dr. Fitzgerald. She listened to me and cared about my previous health leading up to my visit with Dreem. [...]
Keyanna
Feb, 2023
5.0
Nurse practitioner was on time for the tele-health appointment, answered all of my questions, and explained the analysis of my sleep study very well.
Cindy
Mar, 2023
5.0
Did you know?
Reduce stress
When your body gets sufficient sleep, it is better able to cope with stress.
Improve your mood
Sleep facilitates the brain’s processing of emotional information.
Mental disorders
Sleep disorders often go hand in hand with other mental health issues such as anxiety, stress and depression.
Sleep disorders are more widespread than you might think. According to a National Sleep Foundation survey, 43% of people aged 13–64 have reported lying awake at night due to stress at least once in the past month.
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Visit our full FAQ page for more asked questions
Yes we do! We believe everyone deserves access to sleep care, and we know that cost can be a major factor. To check if we're in your state and accept your insurance, click here. If your insurance isn't currently accepted, you can find our self-pay pricing here.
You'll be in good hands with our care team. It includes physicians, nurse practitioners, and care coordinators all focused on getting you better sleep. Meet them here.
If you need an in-lab sleep study, we can refer you to our trusted network of sleep labs. We're with you every step of the way.
Our clinic and our network of partners work hand-in-hand to deliver an expansive suite of treatment choices, designed to fit your unique needs. These include:
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-i): the gold standard treatment for insomnia, recommended by the American Sleep Association and other medical experts including the American College of Physicians (ACP). CBT-i is a non- pharmacological treatment focused on education and behavior modification. It harnesses mindfulness-based stress reduction techniques, and aligns your sleep/wake cycle with your natural circadian rhythm*.
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Positive Airway Pressure (PAP) therapy: the gold standard treatment for sleep apnea. It involves wearing a small nasal mask throughout the night. Linked to a machine that pushes lightly pressurized air, the mask keeps your airways open and prevents sleep apnea from occurring. Your sleep is restored and you can get your overall health back on track.
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Mandibular Advancement Device (MAD): this is a type of oral appliance that looks like a mouthguard. Wearing a MAD while you sleep keeps your lower jawbone in a forward position. This expands your airway, helping you breathe better throughout the night. MAD is the first choice treatment for mild forms of sleep apnea.
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Other: In addition to PAP therapy, CBT-i and oral appliances, we offer alternative treatment options such as positional therapy, weight loss, or even surgical options with our network of providers.
*Circadian rhythm is your body’s 24 hour rhythm, making you feel tired or alert at regular times of the night and day.