Covered by most insurance

Sleep pricing.
Published, like everything else.

What insurance covers, what it costs if it doesn't, and nothing in between.

Sleep Diagnostic & Treatment

The core program: an FDA-cleared ring, a real sleep study, a clinician who reads it with you, and help getting treatment set up if you qualify.

Diagnostic ring + at-home sleep study

Your personally sized FDA-cleared ring and the 3–5 night study it runs.

Covered by most insurance

Copay typically ~$20–25. Cash price $33/mo, billed as $396 annually.

Results consult with a sleep clinician

Live video review of your study with a board-certified sleep clinician.

Covered by most insurance

Copay typically ~$10–15.

Sleep therapy treatment

Oral appliance, CPAP, or another clinically appropriate option, coordinated for you.

Covered by most insurance

Copay varies by treatment type and plan.

Keep the ring for remote monitoring

Ongoing tracking and support while your plan takes hold.

Free for 90 days

After 90 days, optional ongoing monitoring for the cost of your insurance copay.

Coverage, copays, deductibles, and coinsurance vary by plan. Confirm coverage with your health plan before you start.

Sleep Therapy

Video consults with an empaneled, certified talk therapist for the behavioral side of sleep. Typically every week or every other week for two to six months.

Single consult

60 minutes with your therapist.

$149

Per consult.

6-consult package

The same 60-minute consults, booked as a block.

$129 per consult

Billed as $774.

Sleep Medication Support

A 12-week consult and shipping rhythm for prescription sleep support. No weight requirement and no weight-loss component — this track is about sleep.

Provider consult

Required before any prescription, and again at each 12-week refill.

$49

Per consult.

Ramelteon

Primary option for trouble falling asleep.

$33/mo

Billed as $99 per 12-week cycle.

Doxepin

Primary option for trouble staying asleep.

$63/mo

Billed as $189 per 12-week cycle.

Additional options

Hydroxyzine hydrochloride, mirtazapine, or trazodone.

$33/mo

Billed as $99 per 12-week cycle.

Medication is prescribed only when a licensed provider determines it is clinically appropriate. Prices are program prices — they do not change based on dose.

Our Sleep Pricing Commitments

Insurance-first where insurance applies — we lead with the copay, not a cash price we hope you pay by accident.

A published cash price for the diagnostic program, so a coverage denial is not a dead end.

No dose-based price changes on the medication track.

Ongoing monitoring after 90 days is opt-in, not an auto-renewing subscription you have to hunt down.

Sleep apnea driven by weight?

When a clinician determines weight is driving your sleep-disordered breathing, our GLP-1 programs run the same protocol as the weight-loss side — including the MicroDose option. Those prices are published too.

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.

Coming Soon

The sleep program isn't open yet.

We're finishing setup with Happy Sleep and OpenLoop. Everything on these pages — the ring, the study, the pricing — is what the program will be when it opens. We'd rather show you that now than take your details for something we can't schedule yet.