Nox Health

We’re thrilled to share more about our simple, supportive, and comprehensive sleep care program at IBI this year. Meet our sleep-savvy team at Booth 25 and save the date for our speaking session with Frances Thorndike, Dr. Heidi Doss Riney, and Katie Kirkland, FSA on sleep as a critical intervention strategy for mental health and many other chronic conditions.

Wendy, a Care Manager, exemplifies dedication and passion in her role. Every day, she makes a meaningful impact by empowering our members to achieve their best possible sleep. Through her efforts, Wendy helps them not only improve their sleep but also take control of chronic conditions that can be made worse by poor sleep. Reflecting on her journey, Wendy shares that her favorite part of her job is making a positive difference in the lives of our members every single day. We are incredibly grateful to have Wendy on our team—thank you for all that you do!

?? Did you know that up to 1 in 5 women have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), yet over 80% go undiagnosed? Our Chief Medical Officer Dr. Heidi Doss Riney, warns of the serious health risks: "Untreated sleep apnea increases the risk for cardiovascular disease, a leading killer of women." Accurate diagnosis and treatment are crucial for women's health. Read the full story by Sleep Review:?https://lnkd.in/g_b6ce38 ?#SleepHealth #WomensHealth #SleepApnea

Last night, the Nox team hosted Mercer for a dazzling culinary experience at Ever Restaurant in Chicago, as seen on The Bear! It was the perfect setting to share more about Nox and discuss our favorite topic—sleep! Flowers For Dreams provided magical decorations, donating proceeds to local charities. Swipe through the photos shared by Nox's Heather Dalmasso to catch a glimpse of the evening. Join us on our journey to better sleep! ?#NoxTeam #Mercer #EverChicago #TheBear #FlowersForDreams #BetterSleep

Inconsistent sleep can be as harmful as not getting enough sleep. If some nights you're getting 7-9 hours and other nights you're sleep-deprived, it's time to adopt a structured schedule. A recent study found that irregular sleep patterns increase the risk of type 2 diabetes by 34%. Consistent sleep is crucial for preventing and managing chronic conditions. https://lnkd.in/ek27iCjQ

People with sleep disorders have twice the healthcare costs of those without. Nox eliminates hidden costs by providing comprehensive, coordinated, and continuous sleep care. Watch our latest webinar on-demand with Chief Medical Officer Dr. Heidi Doss Riney to learn how Nox can alleviate chronic conditions and reduce healthcare costs. https://lnkd.in/gjjhPzzw

It's time for your daily dose of sleep science! A new study finds that not getting enough late-night REM sleep has a major impact on brain connectivity. https://hubs.la/Q02GQ9Kt0 Support your employees' wellbeing, including their brain health, with our comprehensive, coordinated, and continuous sleep care management program.

The brainwashing we all need! Nope not a clickbait line but one of the many wondrous benefits of sleep. This one is amazing to visualize. While you are sleeping, cerebrospinal fluid flows through the brain and clears out toxins through a series of channels that expand during sleep. Yet, chronic sleep disturbance impairs this process, leading to a build-up of these amyloids over time causing sticky plaque on the brain. This has been linked to impaired cognitive functioning and Alzheimer’s Disease. Deep, restful nighttime sleep is critical to ensure the body and brain are able to reset, renew and power back up in the morning so you wake up to a brighter world.

It's not too late to join us tomorrow June 26th at 10:30 AM EST for an insightful fireside chat with our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Heidi Doss Riney and Dr. Prachi Nagda MD from Mercer, moderated by Heather Dalmasso, VP Consultant Relations, Nox Health. We’ll explore the powerful link between sleep and chronic conditions, and how improving sleep can reduce healthcare costs while enhancing your employees' health. https://lnkd.in/ghg9ZDYX

Our very own Frances Thorndike, Ph.D., VP of Medical & Scientific Affairs, recently had her perspective published in Health Affairs in response to Anika Kumar and colleagues’ research into prescription digital therapeutics. Frances agrees with the authors that evaluating evidence and inclusivity is critical and shares her direct experience with the pivotal trials for FDA review of the prescription digital therapeutic for chronic insomnia (Somryst), now a part of Nox Health. This research includes comprehensive race and ethnicity data and shows that digital therapeutics can provide accessible, evidence-based care to ameliorate the public health crisis. Read her perspective here: https://hubs.la/Q02C_gjN0 as well as the authors reply: https://hubs.la/Q02C_gKc0