There is more evidence pointing to this. Of...

There is more evidence pointing to this. Of interest:
https://www.philips.com/a-w/about/news/archive/standard/news/press/2019/20190109-philips-announces-strategic-initiative-to-improve-more-lives-through-better-sleep-at-ces-2019.html?src=search

At CES 2019, Philips announced several strategic alliances which support the company’s commitment to help people sleep better. These relationships will help to create awareness of sleep issues, provide education and coaching services, and offer simple diagnostic tools and sleep management solutions. These trusted allies include:

American Sleep Association: Working closely with one of the most nationally recognized consumer leaders in sleep information, Philips aims to help educate a broader range of consumers about healthy sleep solutions for their sleep challenges.

American Well: Philips is extending its partnership with American Well into the sleep category, enabling telehealth support for consumers who are looking for convenient access to a sleep physician on demand. The next phase of this global partnership creates an opportunity to provide convenient access to sleep expertise for individuals searching for ways to improve their sleep. Philips and American Well will work together to connect people directly to physicians and solutions alike to help them improve their sleep and, ultimately, their lives.

SleepRate: Philips has partnered with SleepRate, developers of a cognitive behavioral therapy-based mobile app, to introduce the SmartSleep Better Sleep Program that retrains people to be able to fall asleep and stay asleep, with sustainable results.

WebMD: Working with WebMD, Philips aims to heighten the health focus on sleep by reaching more consumers with educational and insight and guidance, and providing the most up-to-date and valuable information to understand sleep and get more out of it.

From CDX 16/10/2018 announcement:

In addition, inHealth has secured an automatically renewable annual contract with American Well (subject to termination rights by both parties), the largest Telemedicine provider in the USA, whereby inHealth [initially] provides diabetes and obesity management services via American Well’s online Telemedicine platform. Importantly, this agreement also provides inHealth with access to over 2,000 hospitals, thousands of self-insured employers, and the biggest brands in consumer electronics, medical devices, and pharmaceutical companies – all of which use American Well’s platform for their internal health care programs. inHealth also is positioned as a key part of American Well’s population health initiative and their global strategic plan.A number of other significant and financially material contracts are also under negotiation at present that would, on completion, position inHealth as one of the fastest growing companies in this significant healthcare segment.