Why Premier Lung & Sleep
Personalized care, modern diagnostics. Sleep problems are common—but your story is unique.
We combine guideline-based testing with practical coaching so your plan fits real life.
Breadth of expertise. From obstructive and central sleep apnea to insomnia, narcolepsy,
RLS/PLMD, parasomnias, circadian rhythm disorders, and bruxism—we treat the full spectrum.
Coordinated care. We collaborate with dentists, ENTs, cardiology, and primary care to
streamline your journey from testing to treatment.
Convenient access. Home sleep testing when appropriate, in lab studies when needed, data downloads and virtual follow ups to keep you progressing.
Treatments We Offer (At‑A‑Glance)
- PAP therapy setup & optimization (education, mask fitting, remote data review).
- Inspire hypoglossal nerve stimulation for eligible adults.
- Oral appliance therapy for OSA—co‑managed with trained dentists.
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBTI)
- Medication management for narcolepsy/idiopathic hypersomnia and other conditions.
- Weight‑focused care (nutrition, activity, and, when appropriate, anti‑obesity medications).
- Remede phrenic nerve stimulation for eligible adults
Unsure what’s right for you? We’ll help you choose based on your sleep study, anatomy, and medical history.
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Community & Credentials
Premier Lung & Sleep follows current professional practice guidelines across diagnosis and treatment. Our clinicians maintain active membership and continuing education in sleep medicine to keep your care current and safe.
Gentle Disclaimers
- Medical information on this site is educational and not a substitute for personalized medical advice.
- Treatment eligibility for Inspire, TOMAC, Remede, oral appliances, and other therapies is determined after a full evaluation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a home sleep test as good as a lab study?
For many adults with suspected obstructive sleep apnea, a home sleep apnea test (HSAT) provides accurate results with far less hassle. However, more complex conditions—such as suspected central sleep apnea, parasomnias, or significant lung/heart disease—are better assessed with an in-lab study. We’ll guide you to the test that’s right for you.
Should I bring my CPAP or BiPAP machine to the clinic?
Yes—please bring your machine to your first visit. This allows us to download data or contact your DME company for a compliance report. If adjustments are needed, we can make them in the office. Usually, you’ll only need to bring your device once; after that, we can access reports via Bluetooth.
What about prior sleep study results?
Your history helps us provide the best care possible. Please bring copies of any previous sleep study results to your visit if you have them.
I’m having high leaks with my CPAP—what can I do?
A proper mask fit is key to successful therapy. If you breathe with your mouth open and notice dry mouth, you may need a chin strap. Patients with facial hair may find it helpful to trim or switch from a full face to a nasal mask.
Who do I call if I need CPAP Resupply?
Contact you DME provider and they usually have a sticker on your PAP device with the number to call.
Who Do I call if I need additional oxygen supplies?
Contact your DME provider and there usually is a sticker on your equipment with their number.
What if I can’t tolerate CPAP?
We’ll troubleshoot first to make CPAP more comfortable. If it still isn’t the right fit, we’ll explore alternatives such as oral appliances, positional therapy, weight-focused options, or Inspire. Together, we’ll choose what’s best based on your anatomy and medical history.
Inspire device—should I bring my remote?
Yes! Always bring your remote with you to every visit.
When should I schedule Inspire activation?
Activation can be done as soon as 6 weeks after your implant. Once your ENT places the device, please call us to schedule your activation visit. Post-Implant FAQ.pdf
Do you offer non-medication treatment for insomnia?
Yes! We start with CBT-I (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia), which helps most patients manage chronic insomnia without long-term medication.