Insomnia Treatment Online at MEDvidi
Solid sleep is the foundation of a healthy body and mind.
See an insomnia expert online and receive a prescription for sleep medication if deemed necessary.
Sleep Calculator: How Much Sleep Do You Need?
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Why Choose MEDvidi?
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Qualified healthcare professionals
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Easily accessible prescription history
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Shorter wait times
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No need to visit a clinic every month
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Smooth workflow, as online prescriptions may be delivered directly to pharmacies
Qualified healthcare professionals
Online prescription management
Personalized plans
A flexible system of follow-ups
A flexible system of follow-ups
How We Work
Book a video appointment
Sign up for an account, choose an appointment date and time, and then book your online visit.
Have an initial video consultation
See a healthcare provider specializing in insomnia treatment, who will then create a personalized treatment plan for you and an online prescription, if necessary.
Attend follow-up appointments
Attend online follow-ups to monitor the effectiveness of treatment and obtain any prescription refills from home.
Start Online Insomnia Treatment Today
- An online 30-minute visit
- Symptom check
- Identifying treatment goals
- Developing a treatment plan
- Prescribing medications if required
Follow-ups
- Regular 15-minute visits
- Symptoms monitoring
- Prescription refill
- Treatment adjustments
No insurance is needed. Just schedule an appointment and receive personalized treatment without waiting for approval from your insurance provider.
Our Medical Team Is Here to Help You Feel Better
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- Easy scheduling: Schedule a visit from your couch, any time, no waiting in line!
- Comprehensive visit management: Reschedule your appointment in a few clicks.
- Plan in advance: No forgetting to schedule that follow-up next month!
- Track your prescription online: Check your prescription status anytime and know when the medication is ready to pick up.
- Switch pharmacies: Your chosen pharmacy doesn't have your medication? Select another one in a minute.
- Save personal details: No need to repeatedly fill out personal and medical information. Just choose a date and time to book a visit.
Melatonin agonists for insomnia include melatonin (a dietary supplement, not under FDA regulations) and ramelteon (Rozerem)—an FDA-approved medication for onset insomnia.
Nonbenzodiazepines (zolpidem (Ambien), zaleplon (Sonata), eszopiclone (Lunesta)) include sedative-hypnotics and CNS depressants, and as Schedule IV substances they require a prescription. They cause fewer side effects than benzodiazepines.
Orexin receptor antagonists (suvorexant (Belsomra), lemborexant (Dayvigo), daridorexant (Quviviq)) work on binding orexins regulating sleep-wake cycles.
89% of our patients achieve clinically significant results and notice long-lasting effects.
Why Is It Important to Treat Insomnia?
Experiencing insomnia can be incredibly frustrating and stressful, and in the long run, a lack of sleep can lead to physical health problems, obesity, and an increased risk of depression and anxiety. It may also cause tiredness and weakened cognitive abilities, negatively impacting social life and work performance.
Our medical team uses evidence-based approaches and the latest guidelines when developing plans for insomnia treatment.
- Fewer errors in medication names and dosages
- Easily accessible prescription history
- Wider availability of services
- Shorter wait times
- No need to visit a clinic every month
- Smooth workflow, as online prescriptions can be delivered directly to pharmacies
MEDvidi | Traditional Clinics | |
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Cost of an initial visit | $195 | $400-500 |
Medical providers specialized in insomnia treatment | ||
Treatment planning | ||
Appointments within a couple of days | ||
Booking a visit in minutes | ||
Saving time & money on travel | ||
Video appointments from home | ||
Online prescriptions sent to your pharmacy | ||
Online prescription refills and treatment adjustments | ||
Fast and caring responses from the Care Team |
The Main Symptoms of Insomnia
Insomnia Diagnostics: What’s Involved
Chronic insomnia is diagnosed if symptoms are noticed at least three nights a week for three months or longer.
Primary chronic insomnia occurs because of severe or recurrent concerns, worries, or stressors. It may last for years and worsen because of stress.
Secondary insomnia is caused by underlying medical conditions, such as asthma, allergies, chronic pain, diabetes, gastroesophageal reflux disease, heart disease, or mental health issues.
Living With Insomnia Is a Challenge.
Useful Articles About Sleep Disorders
Yes, insomnia is one of the most common symptoms occurring after the COVID-19 recovery, especially if the patient underwent a severe case of COVID. Insomnia is a symptom of long-term COVID and while its nature is not yet completely researched, generally, it can last up to 12 months.
Since chronic insomnia can develop as a response to coexisting physical or mental illnesses, the treatment always starts with a thorough evaluation of the symptoms and health history. Apart from managing the underlying conditions, using sleep medications and cognitive-behavioral therapy is commonly recommended. Also, relaxation therapy, physical activity, paradoxical intention therapy or sleep restriction, herbal and dietary supplements, and other treatment options can be helpful.
The best treatment for insomnia in older adults starts with setting up healthy sleep hygiene and assessing underlying health conditions that may cause sleep issues. After that, psychotherapy, medications, or a combination of approaches can be used.
How do doctors test for insomnia?
The clinical insomnia diagnosis is based on an overview of symptoms, sleep habits, and health history, including any underlying conditions. Sometimes, additional methods like a sleep diary, home sleep testing, blood tests, and sleep studies can be used.