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Sleep Support — Coming Soon
Better Sleep Changes Everything.
Clinician-prescribed sleep support programs — from FDA-approved home sleep studies to GLP-1 sleep protocols and non-habit-forming sleep medications. Delivered to your door. Launching soon.
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FDA-Approved
Sleep Ring
Non-Habit
Forming Options
GLP-1
Sleep Protocols
All 50
States
Licensed Physicians in All 50 States
FDA-Approved Sleep Study Option
Clinician-Prescribed Medications
FSA/HSA Accepted
No In-Office Visits
Why Sleep Matters
Poor Sleep Is Not Just Tiredness. It Affects Everything.
Chronic poor sleep affects metabolism, hormone balance, cardiovascular health, cognitive function, mood, and immune response. It is also one of the most undertreated conditions in primary care — most patients are told to try melatonin and practice sleep hygiene without ever receiving a clinical evaluation of what is actually disrupting their sleep.
Difficulty falling asleep despite being tired
Waking multiple times during the night
Waking unrefreshed regardless of how long you sleep
Daytime fatigue that affects focus and productivity
Partner reports snoring or pauses in breathing
Mood changes, irritability, or anxiety worsening
Weight gain that does not respond to diet and exercise
Relying on caffeine to function through the day
These symptoms may indicate treatable conditions including insomnia, sleep apnea, circadian rhythm disruption, or hormone-related sleep changes. A licensed provider evaluates your full picture before recommending a protocol.
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Three Clinical Pathways
Three Ways We Address Sleep — Clinician Matched to Your Situation
Not all sleep issues are the same. We offer three distinct clinical pathways depending on your symptoms, health history, and goals. Your provider determines which is most appropriate.
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FDA-Approved Sleep Ring Study
What It Is
An FDA-cleared medical device worn on your finger for 3–5 nights that conducts a comprehensive sleep study at home — equivalent to in-lab testing. A sleep-trained clinician reviews your results on a video call and recommends a treatment plan.
Who It Is For
Anyone who suspects sleep apnea, has a partner who reports snoring or breathing pauses, or wants a clinical-grade evaluation of their sleep quality.
Key Benefit
Covered by most insurance plans for just your copay. No sleeping in a lab.
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GLP-1 Sleep Protocol
What It Is
A clinician-prescribed low-dose GLP-1 program specifically formulated to support sleep quality alongside metabolic health. Combines GLP-1 with Magnesium and L-Theanine for a comprehensive sleep and metabolic support protocol.
Who It Is For
Patients with a BMI of 20 or higher who experience poor sleep alongside weight or metabolic concerns. GLP-1 therapy has demonstrated significant benefits for sleep apnea and sleep quality through multiple clinical pathways.
Key Benefit
Addresses both sleep quality and metabolic health simultaneously.
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Non-Habit Forming Sleep Medications
What It Is
Clinician-prescribed sleep medications that address specific sleep disruption patterns — difficulty falling asleep, difficulty staying asleep, or both. Options include Ramelteon (FDA-approved for sleep onset), low-dose Doxepin (FDA-approved for sleep maintenance), and other clinician-selected options.
Who It Is For
Patients who want clinician-prescribed sleep support without the dependency concerns of traditional sedative medications.
Key Benefit
Non-habit forming options with targeted mechanisms — not one-size-fits-all sedation.
The Science
Why Most Sleep Solutions Do Not Work — And What Does
Most sleep advice focuses on habits — screens, caffeine, schedules. These matter. But they do not address the underlying clinical reasons many people cannot sleep. Sleep apnea physically blocks your airway dozens of times per night. Hormonal changes disrupt your circadian rhythm at the biological level. Anxiety activates your sympathetic nervous system even when you are exhausted. Insulin resistance disrupts the metabolic processes that regulate sleep-wake cycles. Addressing these underlying mechanisms — with clinical evaluation and appropriate treatment — produces results that sleep hygiene alone cannot.
Think of sleep problems the way you would think of any other chronic condition. You would not treat high blood pressure with breathing exercises alone. Sleep disruption often has a real clinical cause and a real clinical solution. That is what our sleep support program is designed to find.
Stacks Well With
Programs That Support Better Sleep
Coming Soon
Sleep + GLP-1 Weight Loss
For patients with sleep apnea and weight concerns. GLP-1 therapy reduces upper airway fat and neck circumference that physically obstruct breathing during sleep. Clinical trials showed tirzepatide reduced sleep apnea events by 55–63% in obese patients.
NAD+ supports the circadian rhythm regulation and cellular energy systems that govern sleep-wake cycles. Many patients combining NAD+ with sleep support report improved sleep depth and morning energy.
Hormonal changes are a significant driver of sleep disruption in both men and women. Low testosterone in men and estrogen decline in women both directly affect sleep architecture and quality.
Complete Your Online Sleep Health AssessmentSymptoms, sleep patterns, health history, BMI, and any partner observations about snoring or breathing pauses.
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Provider Review Within 24–48 HoursYour provider determines which pathway is most appropriate based on your intake.
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Ring Study, Lab Order, or Prescription SentBased on your program. Most options ship within 2–3 business days of provider approval.
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Ongoing Provider OversightFollow-up review after your first 4–8 weeks to assess response and adjust as needed.
Common Questions
Sleep Support Questions Answered
Is the sleep ring covered by insurance?+
The FDA-approved sleep ring study is covered by most insurance plans for just your copay. It is one of the most accessible options we offer from a cost perspective. Your provider will confirm coverage eligibility during intake.
Are the sleep medications habit forming?+
The options we offer are specifically selected to be non-habit forming. Ramelteon works on melatonin receptors and has no dependence potential. Low-dose Doxepin at the doses used for sleep is non-habit forming. Your provider selects the option most appropriate for your specific sleep pattern.
How is the GLP-1 sleep protocol different from the standard GLP-1 weight loss program?+
The sleep formulation combines low-dose GLP-1 with Magnesium and L-Theanine — compounds that specifically support sleep onset, sleep quality, and circadian rhythm regulation. It is formulated for patients where sleep is the primary concern alongside metabolic support.
Do I need to have diagnosed sleep apnea to join the program?+
No. The program begins with an evaluation. If your intake suggests sleep apnea your provider may recommend the FDA-approved ring study as a first step. Many patients have undiagnosed sleep apnea — the ring study is designed to identify it clinically at home.
Can I cancel after joining the waitlist?+
Yes. Joining the waitlist creates no obligation. You will be notified when enrollment opens and choose whether to proceed.
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Be First When We Launch Sleep Support
Join the waitlist. We will notify you the moment enrollment opens and give waitlist members priority access.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved finished drug products. Results may vary. Not all patients will qualify for treatment. Prescribing decisions are made solely by licensed independent clinicians based on individual medical evaluation. This is not medical advice.