Participate in Compensated Studies

The advancement of sleep medicine through our research would not be possible without participants. Click on the topics below to explore the compensated study opportunities we have available in each category.

• Night Shift Workers - Shift Work Disorder (SWD)
• Insomnia
• Pregnancy and Sleep
• Obstructive Sleep Apnea
• Opioid Addiction and Sleep – Opioid Use Disorder (OUD)

Shift Work Disorder (SWD)

REACT

The goal of REACT is to help night shift workers be more alert, alleviate sleep problems, and to better understand the causes of Shift Work Disorder. Participants will wear an Apple Watch, fill out daily sleep diaries, provide saliva samples in the lab over two 24-hour visits, utilize light-therapy in the sleep lab over a 4-night visit, and may utilize virtual Cognitive Behavioral Therapy sessions. Participation in REACT is compensated and requires in-person visits.
For more information, email us at mtreger1@hfhs.org or see if you are eligible by completing this survey.

SHIFT

This research study tests the use of an Apple Watch and mobile app to personalize sleep treatment for night shift workers to see if circadian rhythms and symptoms of insomnia and sleepiness improve. Participation in SHIFT is compensated and requires in-person visits.
For more information, email us at mtreger1@hfhs.org or see if you are eligible by completing this survey.

SAIL

The purpose of this research study is to test the implementation of a mobile app designed to improve sleep in night shift workers. Participation in SAIL is compensated and completed from the comfort of your own home (no in-person visits).
For more information, email us at jrusse12@hfhs.org or see if you are eligible by completing this survey.

Insomnia

COACH

The goal of COACH is to evaluate the effectiveness of digital therapy sessions for treating insomnia. Participants will engage in six weeks of online therapy sessions and fill out daily sleep diaries using a website/mobile app called Sleepio. Participation in COACH is compensated and can be done from the comfort of your own home (no in-person visits).
For more information, email us at abayone1@hfhs.org or see if you are eligible by completing this survey.

PIVOT

Individuals who struggle with sleep problems, but may not meet the criteria for diagnosed insomnia, are invited to participate in PIVOT. This study aims to improve current sleep habits and prevent the development of chronic insomnia by tracking sleep behavior through digital sleep diaries. Participation in PIVOT is compensated and completed from the comfort of your own home (no in-person visits).
For more information, email us at abatra1@hfhs.org or see if you are eligible by completing this survey.

Pregnancy and Sleep

INSPIRE

The HFH Perinatal Sleep Health Clinic is seeking volunteers for an at-home study to improve sleep in pregnancy. In this study, we are testing the effects of sleep education, sleep recommendations, and coping strategies to improve sleep and stress in pregnancy. All participation takes place from your home, and you are compensated for your time! Volunteers do not need to be employees or current patients.
For more information, email us at ResearchSleep@hfhs.org or see if you are eligible by scheduling a call with this form.

Drug Therapy Trials

LunAIRo - Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)

If you have OSA and cannot or do not use CPAP treatment, you may be eligible to enroll in a 12-month clinical study of AD109 called LunAIRo. The sponsor, Apnimed, is a pharmaceutical company focused on developing the first approved oral medications to treat OSA. AD109 is designed as a single pill, taken nightly at bedtime, to help relax the muscles of the throat, preventing the blockage of the airway that typically occurs with OSA.
To get more information, email us at csagong1@hfhs.org or see if you are eligible by completing this survey.

Opioid Use Disorder (OUD)

In this study, investigators want to learn more about the effects of an FDA-approved insomnia medication, suvorexant, on opioid abstinence and sleep efficiency. Participants will receive the study medication or a placebo for 12 weeks, fill-out weekly questionnaires, and undergo an at-home sleep study. Participation in this study is compensated and can be done from the comfort of your own home after consenting to the study at one in-person visit.
For more information, email us at atabor2@hfhs.org.