Sleep for a better tomorrow
Sleep like your life depends on it. Because it does.

Sleep is essential to our overall immunity and well-being, so disruptive sleep can affect personal health, family life, and work. When you don’t get optimal sleep (7-9 hours per night for the average adult),2Hirshkowitz M et al. Sleep Health 2015 it can hold you back from feeling energized, productive, and healthy.
45% of Americans who work from home said they get more sleep compared to working in an office. Additionally, 48% of those who currently work remotely say they think it will be harder for them to wake up once they return to a physical workplace.


Are you at risk for sleep apnea?
Untreated sleep apnea is linked to serious health problems like diabetes and heart disease. But the good news is that it’s treatable. Take this free, one-minute quiz to see if you may be at risk.

More sleep stats.
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of Americans said they take medication or a sleep aid such as aromatherapy or tea to help them fall asleep.
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%
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of Americans said their doctor has never proactively asked them about the quality of their sleep.
- Watching shows / videos / movies 36%
- Taking a medication and sleep aid (i.e., aromatherapy, sleep teas, etc.) 29%
- Staying up late 23%
- Reading 19%
- Sound machine / white noise 12%
- Gaming 10%
- Meditation / sleep apps 9%
- Other 4%
- None of the above 21%
Resources for better sleep.

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The effects of sleep deprivation on your health.

How to sleep without snoring.

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