All conditions

Sleep & Circadian Care

Sleep is an active neurological state tied to memory, brain health, and emotional regulation. Let's identify what's actually disrupting yours.

Sleep assessmentsTreatment planningLifestyle optimization

Targeted diagnosis

Chronic insomnia

Difficulty falling or staying asleep, often tied to nervous-system hyperarousal.

Sleep apnea (OSA & central)

Breathing disruptions that fragment rest and reduce oxygen delivery.

RLS & PLMD

Nighttime movement disorders with limb urges or periodic movements.

Circadian rhythm disorders

Mismatch between body clock and daily schedule.

Narcolepsy & hypersomnia

Excessive sleepiness and impaired sleep-wake regulation.

Treatment roadmap

Pharmacologic options

DORA sleep aids, RLS-focused treatment, iron therapy, and wake-promoting medications when appropriate.

Physical/interventional support

PAP therapy, oral appliances, Inspire-style device oversight, and CBT-I coordination.

Lifestyle & environment

Light timing, circadian alignment, sleep-hygiene routines, and supplement guidance.

Virtual sleep-care advantage

Direct access

Direct access to sleep-focused neurology.

Home sleep-environment assessment

See your bedroom setup — not just hear about it.

Rapid coordination

Sleep studies and medication changes arranged quickly.

Wearable tracker integration

Bring your data into your care plan.

Sleep & Circadian Disorders: Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about virtual care for sleep & circadian disorders. Also see our full FAQ, pricing, or book an appointment.

Yes. A detailed sleep history, sleep-diary review, wearable data, and neurological exam can all be completed on video. When a formal sleep study is needed, we coordinate home or in-lab testing locally.

Yes. When appropriate, we order home sleep apnea tests and in-lab polysomnography and review the results with you at follow-up.

Yes. We prescribe and manage sleep-focused medications including DORA agents for insomnia, dopamine agonists and iron therapy for RLS, and wake-promoting agents for narcolepsy and hypersomnia. Certain controlled substances may have state-specific rules that we will review with you.

Yes. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia is the first-line treatment for chronic insomnia. We coordinate with CBT-I providers and digital programs alongside any needed medications.

Yes. We are happy to review your wearable sleep data as part of the overall picture. Wearables do not replace clinical evaluation, but they can add useful trend information.

New Patient Visit

$350 / 50 min

Symptom & history review, virtual neurological exam, custom treatment plan, written visit summary.

Follow-up Visit

$200 / 25 min

Interim history, response assessment, medication adjustments, and updated care plan.

Related services

Medically reviewed by Dr. Konstantin Karmazin, board-certified neurologist. Reviewed/updated July 10, 2026.

Limits of virtual care: Some evaluations require in-person testing (EEG, EMG, imaging, hands-on exam). When needed, we coordinate testing near you and refer to in-person specialists.

Ready to Take the First Step?

Stop searching for answers. Request your virtual consultation today and experience compassionate, expert neurology care from home.