Confirm registration
Confirm registration status and onboarding requirements.
Key information for patient selection, onboarding and outcome assessment after six weeks.
From pre-prescribing checks to outcome assessment, the key information is here.

Prescribing decisions depend on the patient’s condition, routine and applicable precautions.
Confirm registration status and onboarding requirements.
Provide prescription documentation and explain SleepQ® activation.
The patient records sleep and follows the personalized program.
Review sleep records and assessments to evaluate progress.
Review sleep records, program engagement and assessments such as the Insomnia Severity Index (ISI). Compare progress at follow-up and discuss the next steps with the patient.
Clinicians review records and questionnaire results to assess treatment progress.
Confirm the hospital’s and clinician’s NECA registration requirements and status. WELT can help with the application and onboarding process.
After installing SleepQ® and creating an account, the patient registers an itemized medical bill or SleepQ® code. Ask them to begin by recording the previous night’s sleep.
The 2026 clinician guide lists TX010 for SleepQ® use, TU001 for initial prescribing and TU002 for outcome assessment, with assessment results recorded under JS017. Check current rules and hospital eligibility before billing.
Explain the six-week program, daily sleep diary and sleep schedule. Initial tiredness or discomfort can occur; patients should consult their clinician if symptoms are severe or persistent. Confirm contact details for care calls.
After reviewing progress, the clinician may decide whether another prescription is appropriate. Consult the guide and current billing rules for repeat prescriptions.