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Sleep Doctor for Georgetown, TX
Sleep studies and sleep apnea care for Georgetown, about 20 to 25 minutes from our Leander clinic.
General information, not medical advice. Read our disclaimer.
Universal Sleep Solutions is a sleep clinic and sleep lab in Leander, Texas. We care for adults and children from Georgetown and the rest of Williamson County. Dr. Minal Patel is board-certified in sleep medicine and pediatrics.
How far is the clinic from Georgetown?
- Distance — about 12 miles from central Georgetown.
- Drive time — about 20 to 25 minutes with light traffic. It can take longer at rush hour.
- Route — Take RM 2243 (Leander Road) west. Turn south on Ronald Reagan Blvd to the clinic.
- Address — 15161 Ronald Reagan Blvd, Unit 409, Leander, TX 78641.
What can we help with?
- Sleep studies — in our sleep lab or at home.
- Sleep apnea care — CPAP, BiPAP, oral devices and referrals for surgery.
- Snoring checks — to find out if snoring is a sign of sleep apnea.
- Insomnia care — for trouble falling or staying asleep.
- Sleep care for children — from a doctor who is also a pediatrician.
Can you do a home sleep test from Georgetown?
Yes. Many adults can test for sleep apnea at home. You can pick up the device at our clinic, or we can mail it to you for an extra fee. You wear it for up to 3 nights, then return it by the date we give you. A deposit is needed. Read more about the home sleep test.
What if you need a night in our sleep lab?
An in-lab study starts in the evening and ends in the morning. Plan for a drive of about 20 to 25 minutes back to Georgetown after you wake up. If you feel very sleepy, ask someone to drive you home.
How do you get started?
- Pre-register online — We will contact you to set up your visit.
- Ask your doctor — Your doctor can fax a referral to (877) 569-2885.
- Call us — (512) 931-1575, Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.
Common questions
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Further reading
- NIHSleep Disorders
- AASMSleep Education
- CDCSleep Health