Virtual Clinical Trials for Studying Sleep

Capturing real-world data from the comfort of people’s beds

Traditional sleep studies occur in a lab where a clinician uses polysomnography (PSG) to monitor sleep. But the data is often inaccurate because people aren't comfortable sleeping in foreign environments. Not to mention it’s hardly a solution for studies aiming to enroll larger populations. Thus, researchers must explore alternatives. Fortunately, our participants can snooze from their own beds, while data is collected passively – with the use of integrated wearables -- and sent directly to a central database, without interrupting or altering patient routines. The result? Raw, unbiased, real-world evidence collected from a larger sample size.