Sleep Reset GLP-1 LP — Clinical + Cost Variant
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Lose weight. Sleep better. Pay less for GLP-1 treatment.

GLP-1 treatment can help reduce sleep apnea severity in eligible patients. If sleep apnea is diagnosed, insurance coverage for GLP-1 treatment is often possible.

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✓ Most patients use insurance • $150 if you prefer to self-pay
✓ No referral required • 100% telehealth

A new treatment path for sleep apnea.

Sleep apnea is often tied to excess weight around the airway. GLP-1 treatment can help eligible patients lose weight and reduce apnea severity.

✓ First FDA-approved medication for obstructive sleep apnea
52%
of patients resolved moderate-to-severe sleep apnea in one clinical study

Source: SURMOUNT-OSA tirzepatide clinical trial results.

A longer-term path that may reduce reliance on CPAP

CPAP can effectively manage symptoms while you use it. GLP-1 treatment may address a root cause of many obstructive sleep apnea cases by helping patients lose weight.

CPAP Ongoing symptom management
GLP-1 treatment Addresses weight-related apnea drivers
Manages symptoms while worn CPAP keeps your airway open during sleep, but the benefit depends on continued nightly use.
Targets an underlying contributor For many patients, excess weight contributes to airway obstruction. GLP-1 treatment can support weight loss that may reduce apnea severity.
Does not reduce severity by itself CPAP can improve breathing while in use, but it does not typically change the weight-related cause of obstruction.
May reduce severity over time If apnea severity improves with weight loss, your clinician can reassess whether ongoing CPAP use is still needed.

Do not stop CPAP or other sleep apnea treatment without guidance from your clinician. Treatment decisions depend on your diagnosis, symptoms, and follow-up results.

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We help you find the lowest-cost GLP-1 treatment path available for you.

Scenario 1
Insurance-covered visit + insurance-covered GLP-1

If you are overweight and have qualifying sleep apnea, we help document the case for insurance coverage.

Scenario 2
Insurance-covered visit + self-pay GLP-1

If you don't have sleep apnea, you can use insurance for the clinician visit even if GLP-1 medication itself is not covered.

Scenario 3
Self-pay visit + self-pay GLP-1

You don't need to use insurance. If GLP-1 treatment is clinically appropriate for you, we help identify affordable cash pay options.

No hidden costs. No subscriptions.
✓Most visits covered by insurance, $150 if you prefer to self-pay
✓Your clinician evaluates whether GLP-1 treatment is right for you
✓We help guide coverage and next steps
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Common Questions

What to know before booking.

How much does the visit cost?
Most patients pay through insurance. If your insurance does not cover the visit, cash-pay pricing is $150.
Will insurance cover GLP-1 treatment?
Coverage depends on your plan, diagnosis, medication, and insurer policies. Your clinician will assess eligibility and then we’ll help you find the lowest-cost path available to you.
Do I need a sleep test before the visit?
No. Start with the clinician visit first. If testing makes sense, your clinician will discuss it with you.
Will the clinician prescribe the GLP-1 directly?
Yes. If GLP-1 treatment is clinically appropriate, your clinician can prescribe it directly.
How can sleep apnea affect GLP-1 insurance coverage?
Sleep apnea can materially affect GLP-1 coverage. Many insurers look for a documented OSA diagnosis when evaluating whether to cover GLP-1 treatment.
What happens if I test positive for sleep apnea?
If you test positive for sleep apnea, your clinician will discuss potential care options. We’ll also guide you through next steps, including helping you access insurance coverage for GLP-1s.
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Find your best GLP-1 path.

We will help you understand whether GLP-1 treatment is appropriate, whether sleep apnea may support insurance coverage, and the most affordable path available to you.

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