Dreem Health Partners with Withings to Connect Wearable Sleep Data with Personalized Clinical Care
Dreem Health, in collaboration with Sunrise Group, has announced a partnership with wearable technology company Withings to help users turn their sleep-tracking data into actionable medical insights. Through the integration, Withings Sleep Mat and ScanWatch users can securely share up to 14 nights of recent sleep data with licensed Dreem Health providers before their initial sleep consultation. The initiative aims to simplify access to sleep healthcare, support the early identification of potential sleep disorders, and enable clinicians to develop personalized treatment plans based on patients’ sleep patterns and medical information.
Dreem Health, a virtual sleep clinic focused on providing access to professional sleep healthcare, has partnered with Sunrise Group and Withings to establish a more connected approach to sleep health management. The collaboration is designed to bridge the gap between consumer sleep-tracking technology and clinical healthcare services by allowing wearable device users to share their sleep information directly with licensed healthcare providers.
Through the partnership, individuals using Withings Sleep Mat or ScanWatch devices can share their recent sleep data with a Dreem Health provider before their first consultation appointment. This integration allows clinicians to review objective sleep information in advance, helping them better understand patients’ sleep patterns and identify potential concerns that may require further medical evaluation.
The initiative reflects the growing role of connected health technologies in supporting preventive healthcare and improving access to medical services. Although wearable devices have made it easier for individuals to monitor their health, including sleep duration, quality and overnight patterns, the information collected through these devices does not always reach healthcare professionals.
By connecting Withings’ sleep-monitoring technology with Dreem Health’s virtual clinical services, the partnership aims to make it easier for individuals to move from monitoring their sleep to receiving professional medical guidance.
The collaboration will also support a more structured consultation process, allowing patients and clinicians to begin their first appointment with relevant sleep information already available. Based on the collected data, a Dreem Health provider can determine whether additional testing is appropriate and develop an individualized medical action plan designed to improve sleep health and overall sleep quality.
Addressing the Gap Between Sleep Tracking and Clinical Care
Wearable health technologies have become increasingly popular, enabling individuals to monitor different aspects of their health from their homes. Sleep tracking is among the most widely used features, with connected devices providing information about nighttime sleep patterns and other indicators that may help users understand their sleeping habits.
However, collecting sleep data does not necessarily mean that individuals receive the medical support needed to interpret it. Many people regularly review their sleep scores and notice changes in their sleep patterns without knowing whether those observations indicate an underlying medical condition or whether they should seek professional evaluation.
This disconnect between consumer health monitoring and clinical care is particularly important in the context of sleep apnea.
Sleep apnea is a common sleep-related breathing disorder characterized by repeated interruptions or reductions in breathing during sleep. These interruptions can affect sleep quality, reduce oxygen levels and contribute to other health complications when the condition remains untreated.
An estimated 80% of people with sleep apnea remain undiagnosed, highlighting the significant gap in awareness, screening and access to appropriate medical evaluation.
Undiagnosed sleep apnea may increase the risk of several health complications, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, depression and cognitive decline. Because symptoms can occur during sleep, individuals may not always recognize that they have a breathing-related sleep disorder.
Some people may notice persistent tiredness, poor sleep quality, changes in their sleep scores or other patterns captured by wearable devices. However, without appropriate clinical interpretation, these observations may not lead to further investigation or treatment.
The Dreem Health and Withings partnership is intended to help address this challenge by providing a direct pathway from sleep monitoring to professional healthcare services.
Instead of relying exclusively on consumer-facing sleep reports, Withings users will have an opportunity to share relevant information with a licensed sleep healthcare provider. This can help establish a more informed starting point for clinical discussions and determine whether further diagnostic assessment is necessary.
How the Withings Sleep Care Integration Works
The partnership introduces Withings Sleep Care, an integrated experience that allows eligible users to connect with Dreem Health through the Withings application.
Where the service is available, users can access the Sleep Care option directly from the Share tab within the Withings app. Through this feature, individuals can connect with Dreem Health and begin the process of arranging a sleep consultation.
The integration is designed to simplify the initial appointment process by allowing relevant patient information to be transferred into the consultation intake process.
When users select the Sleep Care option, the application can pre-populate important intake details, including:
- Full name
- Contact information
- Height
- Weight
- State of residence
By automatically transferring these details, the integration reduces the need for users to manually enter the same information during the appointment-booking process.
For individuals using compatible Withings Sleep Mat and ScanWatch devices, the platform also enables the secure sharing of a summary containing up to 14 nights of recent sleep data.
This information can be made available to the Dreem Health provider before the patient’s first consultation. Having access to this information in advance may help clinicians understand the individual’s recent sleep patterns and prepare for a more informed initial discussion.
The integration is intended to create a smoother connection between the technology individuals already use to monitor their sleep and the professional healthcare services required to evaluate potential sleep concerns.
Supporting Clinical Evaluation Through Objective Sleep Data
One of the key objectives of the partnership is to help healthcare providers incorporate wearable-generated sleep information into the clinical evaluation process.
Withings devices collect sleep-related information that can offer insights into an individual’s nighttime patterns. When shared with a healthcare professional, this information may provide additional context about the patient’s sleep habits and help guide discussions during the initial consultation.
A Dreem Health provider will review the available information with the patient and assess whether further medical evaluation is appropriate.
Based on the consultation and the patient’s individual circumstances, the provider may prescribe a home sleep test to collect additional medical information. Home sleep testing can help clinicians investigate potential sleep-related breathing disorders, including obstructive sleep apnea, when clinically indicated.
The additional information obtained through testing can support the provider’s assessment and help determine the appropriate next steps for the patient.
Following the evaluation, the Dreem Health provider will work toward developing an individualized treatment plan based on the patient’s clinical needs and sleep health objectives.
This approach is designed to connect three important components of sleep healthcare: consumer sleep monitoring, professional clinical assessment and personalized medical management.
The availability of recent wearable data before the initial appointment may also help make consultations more productive by providing clinicians with an additional source of information to discuss with patients.
Importantly, wearable-generated sleep information is intended to complement professional medical evaluation rather than replace diagnostic testing or clinical judgment.
Improving Access to Virtual Sleep Healthcare
In addition to integrating wearable technology with clinical services, the partnership aims to make professional sleep healthcare more accessible.
Dreem Health operates as a virtual sleep clinic, enabling individuals to connect with licensed healthcare providers without necessarily requiring an in-person appointment for the initial consultation.
This model can be particularly valuable for people who face challenges accessing specialized sleep healthcare because of geographic limitations, scheduling difficulties or the availability of local providers.
Through the Withings integration, users can begin the process of seeking professional guidance directly from an application they may already use to monitor their health.
Dreem Health accepts most major insurance plans across all 50 U.S. states. The company also provides a self-pay option for individuals who prefer to pay directly for services.
By offering both insurance-based and cash-payment pathways, Dreem Health aims to accommodate different patient circumstances and simplify access to its virtual sleep healthcare services.
The partnership also provides an opportunity to connect individuals who are already engaged in tracking their sleep with healthcare professionals who can help interpret their observations and determine whether medical intervention is necessary.
For patients who may have been uncertain about whether their sleep patterns warrant medical attention, this integration offers a more direct route toward an initial consultation.
Leadership Highlights the Importance of Turning Health Data into Action
Company leaders emphasized that the partnership is intended to transform the way individuals use sleep-monitoring information by connecting everyday health tracking with professional medical care.
Laurent Martinot, CEO and Founder of Sunrise Group, highlighted the importance of addressing undiagnosed sleep apnea and making it easier for individuals to move from recognizing potential sleep problems to obtaining medical guidance.
He noted that sleep apnea is among the most common and treatable conditions encountered in sleep healthcare.
According to Martinot, Withings users may already have accumulated weeks, months or even years of information about their sleep patterns through connected devices. The partnership provides a way to use these existing insights as part of a clinical conversation.
By making it easier to share sleep information with Dreem Health providers, the collaboration aims to reduce the time and uncertainty between noticing that something may be wrong and understanding the appropriate steps to address the concern.
Eric Carreel, CEO of Withings, also emphasized the importance of translating collected health information into meaningful action.
Withings has spent more than a decade developing technologies that make health data easier for individuals to collect and monitor. However, the company recognizes that access to information alone does not necessarily improve health outcomes.
Carreel explained that the partnership with Dreem Health brings the sleep information users already collect into a professional clinical setting, allowing that data to become part of a meaningful healthcare discussion.
The collaboration reflects a broader vision of connected healthcare in which digital health devices serve not only as monitoring tools but also as entry points to appropriate medical services.
Building on Dreem Health’s Expanding Digital Healthcare Strategy
The partnership with Withings follows another recent development in Dreem Health’s efforts to expand access to professional sleep healthcare.
The company recently became the first sleep health provider to join the Amazon Health Benefits Connector program.
Both initiatives reflect Dreem Health’s broader strategy of connecting individuals with licensed healthcare professionals through accessible digital platforms and established technology ecosystems.
By working with companies that already provide services and technologies used by consumers, Dreem Health aims to reduce barriers between identifying potential health concerns and accessing appropriate clinical care.
The Withings collaboration specifically focuses on sleep monitoring and the integration of wearable-generated data into virtual consultations.
The Amazon Health Benefits Connector initiative represents another step in expanding the pathways through which individuals can access sleep healthcare services.
Together, these developments highlight the increasing importance of digital health partnerships in improving the accessibility and coordination of specialized healthcare services.
A More Connected Approach to Sleep Health Management
The collaboration between Dreem Health, Sunrise Group and Withings represents an effort to make sleep monitoring more closely connected to professional medical evaluation.
As wearable devices become increasingly integrated into everyday health management, the ability to share relevant information with healthcare professionals may help individuals better understand their health patterns and recognize when additional evaluation is needed.
For sleep health in particular, this connection could be valuable in addressing conditions such as sleep apnea, which frequently remain undiagnosed despite their potential impact on long-term health.
Through Withings Sleep Care, compatible device users can move from collecting sleep information to connecting with a licensed Dreem Health provider through the Withings application.
The process includes sharing up to 14 nights of recent sleep data, completing an appointment intake process, participating in a clinical consultation and, when appropriate, undergoing additional home sleep testing before receiving an individualized treatment plan.
Withings users can get started by opening the Withings app and selecting Sleep Care from the Share tab, where the service is available.
Ultimately, the partnership aims to demonstrate how wearable technology and virtual healthcare services can work together to make sleep-related medical support more accessible. By turning everyday sleep-tracking information into a starting point for clinical evaluation, Dreem Health and Withings are seeking to help more individuals take informed steps toward identifying sleep concerns, receiving appropriate care and improving their overall sleep health.
About Withings
Withings empowers people to live longer, healthier lives. Founded in 2008, Withings invented the first smart scale just one year later and has since pioneered connected health devices that bring clinical-grade measurement into everyday life, at home and without extra effort. For its over 15 million users worldwide, Withings turns daily routines into a continuous view of their health, helping them see how their body changes over time, catch early signals before they become urgent, and share what they learn with their doctors. Withings works with leading academic and clinical research institutions to keep every measurement grounded in science. To learn more, visit withings.com. Withings. With you. For life.
About Sunrise Group & Dreem Health
Founded in 2015, Sunrise Group® is a sleep technology company developing innovative solutions to support the evaluation and management of sleep health. Dreem Health is a virtual sleep clinic that uses Sunrise technology to connect patients with licensed healthcare professionals who independently evaluate, diagnose, and treat sleep disorders. Sunrise’s international team is taking on one of healthcare’s biggest challenges: making quality sleep care accessible to the estimated 1+ billion people who still lack it. To learn more about Sunrise and Dreem Health, visit us.hellosunrise.com and dreemhealth.com.