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There are a number of common sleep disorders that can significantly affect overall well-being and require appropriate evaluation and management. These may include insomnia, obstructive sleep apnea, or restless leg syndrome. Other conditions include narcolepsy, parasomnias, circadian rhythm disorders, and sleep-related movement disorders (such as periodic limb movement disorder).
Insomnia is characterized by difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or experiencing non-restorative sleep. It can be caused by various factors such as stress, anxiety, depression, medications, or underlying medical conditions. Insomnia can lead to daytime sleepiness, fatigue, mood disturbances, and impaired cognitive function.
OSA is a common disorder where the upper airway becomes partially or completely blocked during sleep, leading to repeated pauses in breathing. It is often associated with loud snoring, witnessed breathing pauses, and daytime symptoms like excessive daytime sleepiness and morning headaches. OSA increases the risk of cardiovascular problems and requires management with lifestyle changes and, in some cases, continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy.
RLS is characterized by an urge to move one’s legs, often accompanied by sensations of feeling uncomfortable. Symptoms are typically worse at night or during periods of rest, leading to difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep. Moving the legs provides temporary relief, but the cycle may repeat, disrupting sleep and causing daytime fatigue.
Narcolepsy is a neurological disorder that affects the brain's ability to regulate sleep-wake cycles. It is characterized by excessive daytime sleepiness, sudden sleep attacks, and episodes of muscle weakness or loss of muscle control triggered by strong emotions. People with narcolepsy often experience fragmented nighttime sleep and may have vivid dream-like hallucinations or sleep paralysis.
Parasomnias include sleepwalking, night terrors, and sleep-related eating disorders, among others. These disorders involve abnormal behaviors or experiences during sleep, often causing disruption and distress.
Circadian rhythm disorders occur when a person's internal body clock is out of sync with the desired sleep-wake schedule. Examples include shift work disorder, where the work schedule conflicts with the body's natural sleep patterns, and jet lag, which results from rapid travel across time zones.
These disorders involve abnormal movements or behaviors during sleep. The most common one is periodic limb movement disorder (PLMD), characterized by repetitive limb movements during sleep that can disrupt sleep quality and lead to excessive daytime sleepiness.
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Many sleep disorders can be treated by modifying sleep habits, improving sleep hygiene, losing weight, changes in frequency and intensity in exercise, breath work, reducing alcohol consumption, stopping smoking, and more.
In cases where a Sleep Study reveals significant Sleep Apnea, a common sleep disorder, the typical treatment is the use of a CPAP machine or similar device to help regulate a patient’s breathing while they sleep.
Available only with a prescription, CPAP machines have continued to evolve along with other medical technology, and have become easier than ever to use. Your provider will be able to recommend a CPAP device that is most compatible with your lifestyle, and will be covered by most insurance plans.
If your Sleep Study reveals a sleep disorder that is best treated by medication, Circle Medical providers can make an appropriate diagnosis and get access to necessary medications that can alleviate or relieve symptoms.
† Circle Medical is able to offer low cost and high quality care from Primary Care Providers that are qualified to treat a wide range of conditions, and integrates your care into your overall health plan. Co-pay costs may range from covered, to $35, to not covered, and will depend on your individual insurance plan.
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Current laws in the United States require a doctor’s prescription in order for a patient to participate in a sleep study.
Current laws in the United States require a doctor’s prescription in order to obtain a CPAP device.
You will be sent a pre-paid, pre-addressed envelope along with the device. Once you have completed your at-home sleep study, simply place the device in the provided envelope and put it in the mail. That's it!
Not at all. It is a small device that you can easily attach painlessly. The companion smartphone app includes detailed, easy to follow instructions for use, and will send the recorded data back to Circle automatically.
No, the device will be sent to you, and will arrive in 7-10 business days following your provider’s recommendation for a Sleep Study. The device will automatically send recorded data back to Circle for evaluation. You will be sent a pre-paid, pre-addressed envelope along with the device. Once you have completed your at-home sleep study, simply place the device in the provided envelope and put it in the mail. That's it!
Your sleep results will be reviewed by a board-certified sleep specialist, who will then work closely with your Circle Medical provider to create your personalized treatment plan.
Most people find it far more comfortable to sleep in the comfort of their own bed in their own home, where your sleep patterns will much more closely match your typical sleep cycle than they would when you sleep in a clinic that is new to you. The device you will receive will also allow you to perform multiple studies, and all at a small fraction of the typical cost of an in-clinic sleep study.
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Circle Medical has in-person clinics in California and is expanding its in-person presence across the US, but you can get high quality care via telemedicine video appointments in 25 states across the US.
To see what states are currently available, please start booking an appointment and the available states will show as options for you to select.
You do not need to book your initial appointment with a doctor. You can book your appointment with any provider that we have available. Our providers all work closely together to make sure that we are providing the same excellent standard of care to all patients regardless of which provider you book your appointment with.
Circle Medical is a primary care practice, which means that the only fee due to us is the cost of the appointment itself. We accept insurance, so your plan may pay some or all of the appointment fee. Circle does not charge any ongoing membership fees to use our platform.
If you are prescribed medications, you will pay for them when you pick them up at a pharmacy.
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We contract with most PPO insurance plans. If you are a California Bay Area resident, we also work with a small number of HMO plans.
To verify if we work with your insurance, simply start booking an appointment online. You will be prompted to enter your insurance details and will receive eligibility results instantly as well as an estimate of your appointment cost prior to confirming your appointment.
Some PPO plans that we currently work with are:
Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Aetna, Blue Shield of California, Cigna, Health Net, Humana, and United Healthcare.
Our insured patients pay an average of $5-$50 per appointment.
Plans that we cannot work with are:
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide care for patients who have Medi-Cal or Medicaid insurance. This is because we are not licensed Medi-Cal or Medicaid providers, so we are not able to provide care, even if these patients choose to pay cash instead of use their insurance. If you have Medi-Cal or Medicaid, please do not book an appointment with us, as we will be unable to provide care even if you do not enter your insurance information.
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We also offer a self-pay option at a flat rate of $100 per appointment.
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