Lifestyle Help For Insomnia
Healthy lifestyles are an essential part of managing insomnia; provide a free lifestyle educational service as part of your healthcare provider support program
Insomnia And Lifestyle
Our web-based survey and reporting platform captures patient responses for 25 known lifestyle risk factors of insomnia; use it with full force and effect to support your healthcare provider programs.
Lifestyle reports give healthcare providers an instant snapshot of a patients lifestyle, with personal lifestyle risks highlighted by comparing survey answers to best health and wellness standards, and answers scored on a 5-tier risk rating scale.
An online education center shows patients the recommended lifestyle modification protocols for healthy aging, immune system support, and weight loss.
Developed over 9 years with assistance from 150 health professionals including faculty at the Stanford Genome Technology Center, every topic in our survey platform is a scientifically-known risk factor for oxidative stress, systemic low-grade inflammation, accelerated cellular aging and a weakened immune system, all known accelerators for chronic conditions including insomnia.
Research Topics
See the 25 topics, 42 health symptoms and 26 demographic filters that we cover here
Survey Incentivization
Understand why respondents are motivated to engage in surveys and deliver accurate survey responses here
Lifestyle Reports
View an example personal lifestyle report here
Risk Priorities
View lifestyle responses in order of risk priority
Education Center
Check out our Healthy Aging Center here
Survey Science
Learn more about our web-based lifestyle survey platform and the science behind it here
Health Focus
Custom-designed for health, see how we outshine Survey Monkey and Google Surveys here
Partner Program
Provide free healthy lifestyle education screenings to support your patient care providers
Clinical Trials
Use lifestyle screenings to measure the effectiveness of your drugs in clinical trials
Data Analysis
Purchase survey data to add lifestyle science answers to your health science research