In short
Thefirst consultation it is a clinical evaluation with a sleep specialist doctor. We collect your history, assess your symptoms and decide if you need asleep studyor other tests. It is not a procedure: you leave with clear guidance and a plan of next steps, without commitment.
Listen, explore and guide
Poor sleep can have many causes, and getting the treatment right starts with a gooddiagnosis. That is why the first consultation is so important: a specialist spends time understanding your problem—how you sleep, for how long, how it affects you during the day—and exploring possible causes.
From there we decidedwith youthe way: you may need a sleep study, an analysis or directly start treatment. The important thing is that you leave knowing what is happening to you (or how we are going to find out) and what we are going to do.
We serve with a multidisciplinary team (neurology, pulmonology, psychology, sleep dentistry) and with the possibility of consultationin person or online.
What does the first consultation include?
A complete, unhurried evaluation with a sleep specialist.
We review your sleep problem in detail.
Physical assessment oriented to your case.
How sleep affects your daily life.
Medication and habits that may influence.
A first hypothesis of what is happening to you.
Tests or treatment to follow, decided with you.
What is the first consultation like?
A comfortable and decisive visit. This is the route:
Reception
We welcome you and prepare your story
Consult with the specialist
We listen, explore and evaluate your case
Joint decision
We define tests or treatment, with you
Next steps
You go out with a clear appointment and plan
I left the first consultation finally knowing what was happening to me and with a clear plan. It shows that they dedicate time and that they know their stuff. I wish I had come sooner.
★★★★★
We solve your doubts
What do I bring to the first consultation?
Will they do the sleep test on the same day?
Can it be online?
Do you work with insurance?
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