Sleep Program
Know what happens before you start.
Eight steps, from intake to the 90-day follow-up.
Start your sleep intake
Complete the online intake so a licensed provider can review whether a sleep study is clinically appropriate for you. Testing is not automatic — it is ordered by a clinician.
Size and receive your ring
Enter your size in the Happy Sleep app and your personal FDA-cleared ring ships to you. Unisex sizing — the ring is yours, not a loaner you return.
Sleep in your own bed for 3–5 nights
Wear the ring and record in the app. No lab stay, no wires, no strangers watching you sleep. Most studies produce a readable result in under a week.
Review results with a sleep clinician
A board-certified, sleep-trained clinician reads your study and reviews it with you on a live video consult — findings, diagnosis where one applies, and the treatment options that actually match your data.
Treatment coordination if you qualify
OpenLoop reports that more than 60% of patients who complete a study qualify medically for a treatment option. If you are one of them, they coordinate setup and insurance for options such as an oral appliance or CPAP — and stay on for monitoring and adjustments.
Keep the ring — free for 90 days
Your first 90 days of ongoing sleep and wellness tracking are included at no additional cost while you put treatment, sleep habits, and lifestyle changes in place.
Re-test at about 90 days
A follow-up medical sleep measurement and consult, so treatment decisions are adjusted against new data rather than a guess about how things are going.
Ongoing monitoring if you want it
After 90 days you can continue remote patient monitoring and support for the cost of your insurance copay. Optional — not an auto-enrolled subscription you have to hunt down and cancel.
Important Notice: The sleep diagnostic program is delivered with OpenLoop and powered by Happy Sleep. NoBsRx is not a pharmacy, does not read sleep studies, and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Testing, diagnosis, and treatment decisions are made by licensed providers based on an individualized clinical assessment. Eligibility, availability, and insurance coverage vary by state and by plan, and treatment is not guaranteed.