Sleep Health MD

Sleep Health MD's top priority is the safety and welfare of our patients and staff. In order to continue to provide essential health services to our patients, all New Patient Consultations and Follow-Up visits will be conducted virtually (via smartphone, computer or tablet). In-lab Sleep Studies are only available to healthy patients under the age of 64; all other Sleep Studies can be performed at the patients' homes, using testing equipment that is made available through pick-up and drop-off outside our offices. We also continue to offer online Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT-i) for Insomnia, via telehealth. Call or text us to schedule an appointment at 844-387-5337

These days, insomnia is affecting more people than ever. Anxiety, stress and worry are primary contributors to sleep difficulties. Sleep Health MD is offering virtual Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBTi) to our patients who are in need of insomnia treatment. All visits can be conducted virtually, via computer, smartphone or electronic tablet. Most insurances now cover telehealth visits, but if your plan does not, we offer a special discounted cash rate. Please call or text us today, and let us help you say goodnight to insomnia! 844-387-5337

As medical offices in the United States rapidly adopt best practices to help slow the spread of COVID-19, many patients are turning to Telemedicine appointments. These virtual online appointments eliminate the need to travel to the office for a face-to-face meeting between the clinician and patient. Ask our schedulers at Sleep Health MD if your insurance covers telemedicine appointments, and whether any of your upcoming appointments at Sleep Health MD might be eligible for telemedicine. Call or text us today at 844-387-5337. And always remember to practice safe hand-washing techniques.

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