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Find a Sleep Doctor Near You in Leander, TX

Dr. Minal Patel is a board-certified sleep doctor. She helps patients of all ages get the good sleep they need.

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SLEEP CARE · SLEEP DOCTOR

Seeing a sleep doctor at a glance

  • A board-certified sleep doctor has extra training in sleep problems.
  • Sleep doctors treat sleep apnea, insomnia, narcolepsy and restless legs.
  • Good treatment starts with the right diagnosis, often a sleep test.
  • Every patient gets a treatment plan made just for them.
  • Care is available for patients of all ages.

See a sleep doctor if you…

  • Snore loudly or gasp in your sleep
  • Feel very sleepy during the day
  • Have trouble falling or staying asleep
  • Have a partner who sees you stop breathing at night

If you're searching for a sleep doctor near you, Universal Sleep Solutions in Leander, TX offers expert sleep medicine care led by Dr. Minal Patel, a board-certified physician with dual expertise in pediatrics and sleep medicine.

Why see a board-certified sleep doctor?

Millions of Americans have sleep problems. Many of them never get a diagnosis. A board-certified sleep medicine specialist has done extra training (a fellowship) just in finding and treating sleep problems. Dr. Patel brings this training to every patient she sees.

What sleep problems do we treat?

Which sleep tests do we offer?

Good treatment starts with the right diagnosis. We offer:

What treatments are available?

Every patient gets a treatment plan made just for them. It may include:

  • CPAP and BiPAP therapy — machines that blow air through a mask
  • Better sleep habits — daily habits that help you sleep well
  • CBT-I — a therapy for insomnia that changes sleep habits and thoughts
  • Help with medicines — when medicine is part of your plan
  • Referrals — for a mouth guard (oral appliance) or surgery

Serving Leander, Cedar Park and the Greater Austin Area

Our sleep medicine clinic in Leander serves patients from Cedar Park, Round Rock, Leander, Austin, Georgetown, and throughout Williamson County.

Call (512) 931-1575 to book your sleep visit today.

SLEEP CARE · TREATMENT

Treatment options

CPAP and BiPAP

What it isMachines that blow air through a mask while you sleep.

Who it helpsPeople with sleep apnea.

Good to knowYour plan is made just for you.

CBT-I

What it isA therapy for insomnia that changes sleep habits and thoughts.

Who it helpsPeople with long-term trouble falling or staying asleep.

Good to knowIt works on habits and thoughts.

Better sleep habits

What it isChanges to your daily and bedtime habits.

Who it helpsMany people with sleep problems.

Good to knowOften part of a bigger plan.

Help with medicines

What it isGuidance on medicines for sleep problems.

Who it helpsPeople whose sleep problem may need medicine.

Good to knowYour sleep doctor reviews what fits you.

Referrals

What it isReferral for a mouth guard (oral appliance) or surgery.

Who it helpsPeople who need care beyond the sleep clinic.

Good to knowYour sleep doctor helps decide if you need one.

SLEEP CARE · SLEEP TESTS

Sleep tests a sleep doctor may order

What it is
PolysomnographyAn overnight sleep study in a lab
Home sleep apnea testA sleep apnea test you do at home
CPAP titration studyA night to find the right CPAP air pressure
MSLTA daytime nap test for narcolepsy and heavy sleepiness
MWTA daytime stay-awake test

Common questions

What does a sleep doctor do?
A sleep doctor (sleep medicine specialist) finds and treats sleep problems, such as sleep apnea, insomnia, narcolepsy and restless leg syndrome. Tools include sleep studies, CPAP machines, behavior therapy and more.
When should I see a sleep doctor?
See a sleep doctor if you snore loudly, gasp in your sleep, or your partner sees you stop breathing at night. Also see one if you feel very sleepy in the day or have trouble falling or staying asleep.
Does insurance cover sleep doctor visits?
Most insurance plans are accepted. To confirm your plan, please check with our office at (512) 931-1575.

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