Dreem Health

Dreem Health is a virtual sleep clinic managed by the Sunrise Group. It provides remote evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment for sleep concerns, aiming to make specialist care easier to access. Its care model combines appointments with licensed sleep specialists and at-home testing, allowing patients to pursue care without routine travel to a clinic or sleep laboratory.

The patient pathway begins with an online consultation. A sleep specialist reviews the patient’s concerns and history, then determines whether testing is appropriate. When indicated, a home sleep test is sent to the patient and its results are reviewed by the clinical team. Dreem Health says it can coordinate an in-lab study when one is clinically needed. Patients then discuss results and next steps with their practitioner.

The clinic treats sleep apnea and other sleep issues, including insomnia. Treatment options described by the company include positive airway pressure (PAP) or CPAP therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I), oral appliances and other approaches where appropriate. Its providers may also consider medication management when clinically appropriate. The company describes care as continuing beyond diagnosis, with treatment planning and follow-up support.

Dreem Health serves patients across the United States through virtual appointments and says it accepts self-pay and major insurance plans nationwide. Its website notes that coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on a patient’s specific plan and recommended care. The company also works with healthcare providers: referring practices can send referrals, while Dreem Health says its team manages patient contact, insurance verification, scheduling, testing, treatment coordination and updates to referring clinicians.

The clinic is part of Sunrise Group, which the company describes as a global sleep-health technology and innovation organization. Dreem Health’s materials describe Sunrise as the source of diagnostic technology and research that support its virtual care model, including an at-home sleep test. The clinic presents its approach as combining medical expertise and modern technology to make sleep care more coordinated and accessible.

Dreem Health says it was created to address the difficulty many people face in getting answers and treatment for sleep problems. Its stated purpose is to make expert sleep care accessible and to treat patients as whole people. The care team includes sleep physicians, nurse practitioners and care coordinators, with other sleep-focused specialists involved in care. The company’s careers materials describe a team working to make care simpler and more accessible, and invite clinicians and other professionals to help build its virtual-care model.