2734 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago IL 60614 312-300-3515 Fax · 312-476-5228
World Class  ·  Lincoln Park, Chicago

Board-Certified Sleep Medicine Physicians

Sleepologie is a sleep medicine clinic run by Board Certified and Fellowship trained Sleep Medicine physicians in Lincoln Park. We deliver evidence-based care with patience, expertise, and warmth.

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Why Choose Sleepologie

From your first visit to your follow-up, we make world class sleep medicine and clinical-grade diagnostics feel less like a hospital appointment and more like a conversation with a thoughtful expert.

Qualified sleep medicine specialist
01 · Expertise

Board-certified specialists

Fellowship-trained physicians with deep expertise across the full spectrum of sleep medicine and neurology.

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Virtual or in-person appointment
02 · Access

Virtual or in-person

See your specialist on your terms — secure telemedicine visits, or in our Lincoln Park clinic.

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PranaQ at-home sleep testing device
03 · Convenience

At-home sleep testing

Comfortable, reliable diagnostic testing in your own bed — no unfamiliar lab overnight required.

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Advanced Treatment

Beyond CPAP — real options for sleep apnea.

From the latest implantable therapies to custom oral appliances, we tailor your treatment plan to your physiology, lifestyle, and goals — so the solution actually fits your life.

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Home Sleep Tests
Diagnostic testing performed in the comfort of your own bedroom.
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Oral Appliances
Mandibular advancement devices — ask about it at your next visit.
3.
Inspire Therapy
We see Inspire patients — make an appointment to learn more.
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Oral appliance mouthguard for sleep apnea
Oral Appliances
Custom mandibular advancement devices — a comfortable, CPAP-free solution for many patients.
Inspire therapy device
Inspire Therapy
A mask-free, implantable alternative to CPAP — we see Inspire patients.
A New Frontier

GLP-1 medications and sleep apnea — a new option.

In December 2024, the FDA approved the first prescription medication for moderate-to-severe sleep apnea in adults with obesity — a GLP-1-based therapy shown to reduce nighttime breathing interruptions alongside significant weight loss. It is not right for everyone; our physicians evaluate whether it fits your individualized plan, on its own or alongside CPAP or other treatment options.

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How It Works

3 Easy Steps

01
Consult

Meet virtually or in-person for your initial sleep consultation with a Board Certified Sleep Medicine physician.

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Test & Diagnose

Complete at-home diagnostic testing and receive your results with a clear, personalized diagnosis.

03
Treatment & Follow Up

Begin evidence-based treatment and receive ongoing support to ensure lasting results.

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Coverage

We accept most major insurances.

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Patient Stories

Trusted across Chicago.

Over 50 five-star reviews

★★★★★

Dr. Gupta has been nothing short of wonderful to have as my doctor. I have had insomnia for 30 years and she has been very knowledgeable, caring and helpful with many good ideas that other doctors did not provide.

— Weezie
★★★★★

I can't express how much Dr. Gupta has helped me in such a short period of time. I have had insomnia for decades & truly thought I could NOT overcome my sleep anxiety disorder. I can NOT recommend her enough!

— Lori
★★★★★

Dr Gupta was amazing. She shared so much information and made sure that I didn't have questions along the way. Her energy is beautiful. I felt so comfortable and actually excited for a test.

— Brooke
★★★★★

I sincerely thank Dr. Raina Gupta for the care and support in addressing my sleep concerns. It means a lot to know that my concerns were taken seriously and handled with such professionalism and compassion.

— Rochelle
★★★★★

Amazing sleep specialist — very thorough and super kind! Would definitely recommend going to her — staff is incredibly nice as well.

— Anthony
★★★★★

Listened thoroughly and addressed all concerns in a non patronizing way. Looking forward to having her guide me in my treatment!

— Trevor
Common Questions

Frequently asked questions.

What is Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)? +
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is a sleep disorder that occurs when the muscles in your throat relax excessively during sleep, leading to a narrowing or blockage of the airway. This can result in brief pauses in breathing that happen multiple times throughout the night, disrupting your sleep and affecting your oxygen levels. Approximately 54 million adults in the United States are affected by OSA.
What are the signs and symptoms of OSA? +
Symptoms vary significantly among individuals, and not everyone will experience all of them. Common signs include: loud snoring, breathing interruptions during sleep, daytime fatigue, morning headaches, concentration issues, mood changes, restless sleep, dry mouth or sore throat, nocturia, and reduced sexual interest. If you think you or someone you know might have OSA, it's essential to consult a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis.
Why is it important to address OSA? +
Failing to treat OSA can lead to ongoing fatigue, frequent headaches, and cognitive difficulties. It also increases the risk of accidents due to daytime drowsiness. Moreover, untreated OSA is associated with several health complications such as high blood pressure, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, coronary artery disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes.
How does snoring differ from OSA? +
Snoring is typically caused by vibrations of relaxed throat tissues during sleep and may not necessarily require medical intervention. In contrast, OSA is a more severe condition marked by repeated interruptions in breathing that can lead to decreased oxygen levels and significant health risks. While snoring can indicate OSA, not everyone who snores suffers from this disorder.
What is an At-Home Sleep Test (AHST)? +
An At-Home Sleep Test (AHST) is a convenient device that you wear on your body while you sleep. It tracks vital signs necessary for diagnosing sleep apnea. After reviewing your results, we will provide you with your diagnosis and discuss any recommended treatment options.

An estimated 30 million Americans have sleep apnea, yet up to 80% of cases remain undiagnosed and untreated.

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Now accepting new patients · In-person & telemedicine

Find Us

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Located in the heart of Lincoln Park, Chicago — convenient for both in-person and follow-up visits.

Sleepologie Health & Wellness

2734 N Lincoln Avenue
Chicago, IL 60614

312-300-3515
admin@sleepologiedoc.com
Hours
Mon · Telemedicine 9a–4p
Tue · Telemedicine 9a–4p
Wed · In Person 9a–4p
Thu · Telemedicine 9a–4p
Fri · Closed