Riseland Health brings nurse practitioner-led sleep care to patients across Texas by telehealth. You can test for and treat sleep apnea from home. A virtual evaluation with Asha Inniss, DNP, a mailed home sleep test, and a personalized plan. Insurance accepted.
Take the free 2-minute Sleep Risk Quiz, or book a $125 virtual evaluation with Asha Inniss, DNP. If a home sleep test is appropriate, we mail it to your Texas address and Asha reviews the results with you by video — no lab, no overnight stay. Most patients are seen within days.
Very. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine estimates obstructive sleep apnea affects nearly 30 million U.S. adults, with roughly 80% undiagnosed. For a lot of Texas, the tiredness and snoring have been background noise for years. A short home test finally puts a name to it, and untreated apnea is linked to high blood pressure, heart problems, and type 2 diabetes.
Texas has a high adult obesity rate, with over one-third of adult Texans affected, and excess weight is a leading, reversible driver of sleep apnea. Many Texans, especially outside major metropolitan hubs like the Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, or Austin areas, also face long drives to reach sleep specialists. A virtual clinic brings the evaluation, the test, and the follow-up care to wherever you are
For patients already enrolled in Insurance, we bill Insurance for covered services, including home sleep apnea testing when medically appropriate. Under Part B you generally pay 20% after the annual deductible ($283 in 2026). Telehealth coverage rules remain subject to federal action, so we confirm your current coverage before you’re charged. Cash/self-pay is available too.
We don’t hand you a diagnosis and disappear. If you start CPAP, Riseland provides coaching to help you tolerate it and compliance monitoring to keep therapy working, and to protect your Insurance equipment coverage. Follow-ups and eligible non-controlled refills are handled by video.
Book a consultation with Riseland health and wellness, LLC, our health care provider will order a home sleep apnea test.
Yes, many insurance plans cover a home sleep apnea test (HSAT) when it is considered medically necessary and ordered by an eligible healthcare provider. Please call the office we can assist in verification of your insurance.