Patient Information

What to Bring

• Driver’s license or photo ID
• Health insurance card
• Name and address of your primary care physician
• Relevant x-rays and/or test results
• Current medication list
• Names and addresses of other physicians to whom we should send a report
• Names and phone numbers of your preferred pharmacy and medical equipment company

What to expect at your appointment:

After checking in with Reception, a nurse will review your medical history, asking questions about your current symptoms, medications and allergies, as well as your family, social, and occupational circumstances.

The physician will then review your records and interview you further about your sleep symptoms and concerns before performing a relevant physical exam. The physician will then determine if an overnight sleep study or other sleep testing is needed to further assess your condition and evaluate options for treatment. A report will be sent to your primary care provider as well as any additional physicians that you designate.

If you have an appointment with the sleep psychologist you will be asked to fill out a questionnaire to better understand your insomnia. The sleep psychologist will meet with you, review this information, and work with you to develop an individualized treatment plan. This may involve Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) and/or a referral to a sleep physician.