The Happy Sleep Program

Start with the facts.

Here's exactly how it works. Your sleep study is the Happy Sleep program, delivered by Happy Sleep and offered to you through NoBsRx. A licensed Happy Sleep clinician reviews your information and orders an at-home study when it's clinically appropriate. Testing, diagnosis, and treatment are not guaranteed.

What you'll need to get started

  • · Your insurance card, with carrier and member ID. Happy Sleep verifies your coverage, and both are required. Paying cash instead? You will not need it.
  • · A payment method. A card is required to schedule, even when insurance covers your study.
  • · The state you live in and where you sleep most nights, since availability varies by state.
  • · A rough sense of what your sleep is doing: snoring, waking up, daytime fatigue, anything a partner has told you.

Use My Insurance

Typically just your copay

Most plans cover the Happy Ring, the study, and the results consult. Going through insurance includes a second visit. Coverage and copays vary by plan.

Pay Cash Instead

$396, financing available

No insurance, or you would rather not run it through your plan. One published price, one visit, covering the ring, the study, and your results.

This takes you to Happy Sleep, where you'll schedule your visit and set up your account. Happy Sleep runs the study and holds the FDA clearance for the Happy Ring. NoBsRx does not read sleep studies or make treatment decisions.

The sleep study is the Happy Sleep program, delivered by Happy Sleep and offered to you through NoBsRx. Happy Sleep holds the FDA clearance for the Happy Ring and is responsible for the study, its interpretation, and any resulting diagnosis. NoBsRx is not a pharmacy, is not licensed or cleared to provide the sleep study, and does not read studies, diagnose, or provide medical advice 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. If you have medical questions or a medical emergency, contact your licensed provider or seek emergency care.