Dumbo Health brings together sleep longevity and sleep apnea care for the first time. Start with a free SleepLongevityAge™ estimate, understand what's affecting your sleep, and, if needed, complete at-home testing and receive personalized treatment, all without leaving home.Answer a few questions for a quick, directional read on your sleep type and the test that can reveal more. A free estimate from Dumbo Health Longevity, not a blood result.
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Dumbo Health started because I became a patient.
After being diagnosed with sleep apnea, I realized the system was fragmented, slow, and built around equipment instead of people. Meanwhile, wearables were generating more sleep data than ever, but almost none of it led to better care.
We believe sleep deserves what Function Health did for preventive care: one platform that measures, explains, and improves your health. That's why we created Dumbo Health: to make sleep longevity and sleep apnea care simple, proactive, and accessible from home.
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Took the quick sleep estimate just to see and it actually flagged patterns I hadn't connected before. Curious how the at-home testing piece works if I decide to dig deeper.
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@fadime95428 Thanks for trying it. That is exactly the point of the quick estimate: it is not meant to diagnose you, but to surface patterns worth looking at more seriously.
If you decide to go deeper, the next step is an at-home sleep test. We ship you a small FDA-cleared sleep test kit. You use it for one night in your own bed, with no sleep lab and no wires everywhere. The test tracks breathing, oxygen, heart signals, sleep position, snoring, and sleep patterns, then a sleep clinician reviews the results.
From there, we can tell whether something like sleep apnea or another sleep-related issue may be contributing to the patterns you saw, and what the next step should be. The goal is not to give people another sleep score. It is to turn the signal into a clinical answer and, when needed, care.
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Having everything in one place for sleep and sleep apnea sounds super useful. One thing that would help me as a user is a weekly progress dashboard that tracks changes in my SleepLongevityAge alongside any treatment data, so I can actually see trends instead of just a one off score.
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@harun154545 Love that idea. We completely agree that a single score is only useful if you can see it improve over time.
Our vision is exactly that: SleepLongevityAge is designed to be a longitudinal health metric, not a one-time result. As you treat underlying issues like sleep apnea and improve habits, we'll track changes in your sleep data, biomarkers, and treatment adherence so you can see whether your sleep health is actually moving in the right direction.
We're starting with the clinical foundation first, accurate measurement, diagnosis, and treatment—and building the progress dashboard on top of it. The goal is for SleepLongevityAge to become something you can improve over months and years, not just read once.
Took the quick sleep estimate just to see and it actually flagged patterns I hadn't connected before. Curious how the at-home testing piece works if I decide to dig deeper.
@fadime95428 Thanks for trying it. That is exactly the point of the quick estimate: it is not meant to diagnose you, but to surface patterns worth looking at more seriously.
If you decide to go deeper, the next step is an at-home sleep test. We ship you a small FDA-cleared sleep test kit. You use it for one night in your own bed, with no sleep lab and no wires everywhere. The test tracks breathing, oxygen, heart signals, sleep position, snoring, and sleep patterns, then a sleep clinician reviews the results.
From there, we can tell whether something like sleep apnea or another sleep-related issue may be contributing to the patterns you saw, and what the next step should be. The goal is not to give people another sleep score. It is to turn the signal into a clinical answer and, when needed, care.
Having everything in one place for sleep and sleep apnea sounds super useful. One thing that would help me as a user is a weekly progress dashboard that tracks changes in my SleepLongevityAge alongside any treatment data, so I can actually see trends instead of just a one off score.
@harun154545 Love that idea. We completely agree that a single score is only useful if you can see it improve over time.
Our vision is exactly that: SleepLongevityAge is designed to be a longitudinal health metric, not a one-time result. As you treat underlying issues like sleep apnea and improve habits, we'll track changes in your sleep data, biomarkers, and treatment adherence so you can see whether your sleep health is actually moving in the right direction.
We're starting with the clinical foundation first, accurate measurement, diagnosis, and treatment—and building the progress dashboard on top of it. The goal is for SleepLongevityAge to become something you can improve over months and years, not just read once.