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Stop Surviving on Broken Sleep.
Get tested, diagnosed, and treated for Sleep Apnea.
If you’re waking up exhausted, snoring through the night, or your partner says you stopped breathing in your sleep, this isn’t just fatigue. Untreated sleep apnea silently raises your risk for stroke, heart disease, diabetes, and dementia. We can help. Right here, in South Florida.
- On-site Sleep Testing
- Medicare & Insurance Accepted
- No Referral Needed
- Oral Appliances & CPAP
Do you experience these signs too?
Your body is trying to tell you something...
These symptoms are easy to brush off as “just stress” or “getting older.” But they’re often your body’s warning signs that you’re not getting the oxygen you need at night.
Snoring
Chronic, loud snoring isn’t just annoying; it’s often the most obvious sign of airway obstruction during sleep.
Daytime Fatigue
Falling asleep at your desk? Exhausted no matter how long you sleep? Your sleep isn’t restorative when you’re waking dozens of times each night.
Interrupted Breathing
Waking up gasping, choking, or with a racing heart is your brain jolting you awake when oxygen drops too low.
Morning Headaches & Brain Fog
Waking up with a headache? Struggling to focus all day? Low oxygen levels overnight affect your brain more than you think.
Understanding the Condition
What is Sleep Apnea (Obstructive Sleep Apnea)?
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) happens when the muscles in your throat relax during sleep, causing your airway to repeatedly collapse. Your brain is forced to wake you up briefly to restore breathing, sometimes hundreds of times a night, without you ever knowing.
Many people live with sleep apnea for years without realizing it. Common signs and symptoms may include:
- Loud or chronic snoring
- Waking up tired despite a full night’s sleep
- Daytime fatigue or low energy
- Morning headaches
- Difficulty concentrating or brain fog
- Waking up gasping or choking during sleep
30M+
Americans have sleep apnea, and 80% remain undiagnosed.
3x
Higher risk of heart disease in untreated OSA patients.
✓ Treatable
With the right care, most patients see life-changing improvements quickly.
What we offer
Complete Sleep Care,
Under One Roof
From diagnosis to treatment, we handle every step, so you don’t have to navigate it alone.
On-Site Sleep Testing
Get diagnosed right here; no referrals, no hospital overnight. Our in-office sleep test is simple and comfortable.
Oral Appliances
A discreet, custom-fitted mouthguard that keeps your airway open while you sleep. Comfortable, travel-friendly alternative to CPAP.
MD Network & Referrals
Our network of physicians reads and diagnoses your results. Seamless care coordination for patients and referring MDs alike.
CPAP Therapy
We set up, fit, and manage your CPAP treatment, and help you actually stick with it so it works for you.
Why patients choose us
Specialized Care That
Goes the Extra Mile
There’s a reason they trust us!
Two Convenient Locations
Serving Fort Lauderdale and Pembroke Pines, so care is always close to home or work.
On-Site Testing, Fast Results
No hospital stays or outside referrals. We do the sleep test here, and our MD network reads your results.
Insurance-Friendly & Medicare
We’re in-network with Medicare and major commercial insurers, and we bill medically, not dentally.
Advanced Technology
We use the latest diagnostic tools for accurate, comfortable testing, so you get answers faster.
Certified Physician Network
A dedicated network of MDs to read, diagnose, and collaborate on your care, all coordinated for you.
Holistic, Prevention-Focused
We don’t just treat OSA, we help you avoid strokes, hypertension, diabetes, and long-term complications.
Common Questions Patients Ask
Your Questions, Answered.
What exactly is OSA?
OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea) means your airway repeatedly collapses during sleep, causing you to briefly stop breathing. It’s very common, and very treatable.
How much does treatment cost?
It depends on your insurance, but most patients pay far less than expected. We’re Medicare providers and work with major commercial plans. We verify your coverage upfront.
Does insurance cover sleep apnea treatment?
Yes, in most cases, sleep testing and treatment are covered medically. We bill insurance directly so you’re not out of pocket unnecessarily.
What does an oral appliance look like?
It’s a custom-fitted mouthguard, similar to a sports guard, that keeps your airway open while you sleep. Comfortable, discreet, and easy to travel with.
Do you do the sleep test in your office?
Yes! We offer on-site sleep testing, no hospital overnight, no separate referral needed. We handle it right here.
Do I need to be referred after the test?
No. Our in-house physician network reads and interprets your results. We manage the full process, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up, all coordinated for you.
What is CPAP?
CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) is a machine that delivers a gentle stream of air to keep your airway open while you sleep. We fit, set up, and support your therapy.
Do I need a referral to make an appointment?
Not at all. You can book directly with us. If you have a referring physician, we’re happy to coordinate with them too through our MD network.
