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Better, quieter sleep for all.

Dreem Health and Ozlo believe in a world where higher quality sleep is accessible to everyone. Whether that means meeting with a sleep doctor to check out snoring symptoms, or being mindful of the noises that surround us at night, each brand is here to support.

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Dreem Health Sleep Clinic

A 100% virtual sleep clinic designed to test and treat common sleep disorders like sleep apnea, snoring, insomnia, restless leg syndrome, and more.

100% virtual
Same-week appointments
Major insurance accepted
Available nationwide
Licensed sleep providers
Easy home sleep test
End-to-end care
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Snoring vs. sleep apnea
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Snoring & Sleep Apnea Symptoms

Loud snoring, gasps for air, and pauses in breathing may indicate a sleep disorder. Here’s what to look for:

Regular snoring

  • Mild and occasional snoring sounds
  • Breathing continues without interruption during sleep
  • Functional and alert during daytime

Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)

  • Loud, frequent snoring
  • Gasping or choking during sleep
  • Waking with a dry mouth or headache
  • Chronic daytime sleepiness or fatigue

A licensed Dreem Health sleep provider can help you or your partner determine if a clinical-grade home sleep test is the best next step.

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How Dreem Health works

Most of our patients are on their way to better sleep in under 1 month. No referral needed.*

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Week 1 Online visit with a licensed sleep provider
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Week 2 Home sleep test for 1-2 nights
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Week 3 Results and treatment plan
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Week 4 Ongoing care and follow-up

*Except for HMO insurance

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Better sleep starts here. Turn restless nights into energized mornings.

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For the light sleepers

Everyone deserves a good night of sleep. Ozlo’s Sleepbuds 2 are designed to help people achieve quality sleep through soothing sounds and noise-masking technology.

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Ozlo Sleepbuds are consumer wellness products and are not intended to diagnose or treat sleep disorders, including sleep apnea.

Frequently asked questions

Is snoring always sleep apnea?
Snoring is a very common sign of Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), and about half of loud snorers have OSA, but the other half do not. [1]
My partner snores. Can I book an appointment for them?
You can support your snoring partner by recommending they book an initial appointment with a licensed sleep provider at Dreem Health to evaluate their symptoms.
Does Dreem Health accept health insurance?
Yes. Dreem Health accepts major insurance plans like Aetna, United HealthCare, Humana, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and more, across all 50 states. Dreem Health also accepts Medicare plans.
Does Dreem Health have a self-pay option?
Yes. Patients can opt for self-pay pricing. Our initial appointment and any follow-up appointments are $149 and home sleep tests are $199 for two nights. Pricing for treatment, such as CPAP or Oral Appliances, vary based on recommendation.
Does Dreem Health recommend Ozlo Sleepbuds?
Dreem Health does not recommend Ozlo Sleepbuds as a clinical solution for the diagnosis and treatment of sleep apnea.
Does Dreem Health share any information with Ozlo?
Dreem Health will not share personal health information with Ozlo.

[1] American Medical Association. “What doctors wish patients knew about snoring.” ama-assn.org

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