Sleep is the hidden gap in chronic condition care—and the one intervention that can measurably improve outcomes across them all. Eighty percent of people with sleep disorders also suffer from two or more chronic conditions, yet traditional care is fragmented, slow, and costly. The result: unnecessary ER visits, rising costs, and missed opportunities for better health.
Join Dr. Heidi Riney, Chief Medical Officer at Nox Health, and Kaylan Brown, Director of Benefits – Medical & Rx Operations at AT&T, as they share how the Nox Value-Based Sleep Care Program is transforming chronic condition management. AT&T, one of the world's largest employers, has taken a proactive approach to employee health, investing in innovative solutions that improve both outcomes and cost efficiency. Brown will provide first-hand insights into AT&T's journey—why they prioritized sleep as a benefits strategy, how they implemented Nox's program, and the measurable results they've seen in cost savings, member engagement, and employee satisfaction.
By creating a frictionless, member-centric experience—moving from 150 days of fragmented steps to just 30 days of coordinated care—Nox closes critical gaps in treatment, improves member satisfaction, and drives significant ROI.
In this webinar, you'll learn:
- Why sleep is the silent partner of chronic disease—and the key to unlocking better outcomes
- How closing gaps in sleep care reduces ER visits, hospitalizations, and overall costs
- The impact of a clinically integrated, value-based model on member adoption, adherence, and satisfaction
- Real-world results from AT&T's journey, including measurable savings and improved engagement
