Dr. Ana Rivas, MD
Pulmonology and Sleep Medicine
- Sleep apnea and CPAP
- Speaks English and Spanish
Next opening: Thursday
Board-certified sleep doctors, sleep tests you can take in your own bed, and a clear plan within three weeks.
New patients usually get a first visit within 7 days. No referral needed for most plans.
Choose the closest match. We’ll show you the simplest next step.
These eight questions are the STOP-Bang questionnaire, a screening tool doctors use to estimate the risk of obstructive sleep apnea. It is not a diagnosis.
Most patients go from first visit to treatment in about three weeks.
A 45-minute conversation with a sleep doctor, in person or by video. Bring a list of your medicines.
Week 1Pick up a small device, wear it for one or two nights in your own bed, then drop it off.
Week 1–2Your doctor explains the results in plain language and goes through your options with you.
Week 2–3CPAP, an oral appliance, or behavioral therapy for insomnia, with check-ins until it works.
Week 3 onwardPick your plan to see if we’re in network and what you might pay. Your exact cost depends on your deductible.
Every patient sees a physician board-certified in sleep medicine.
Pulmonology and Sleep Medicine
Next opening: Thursday
Neurology and Sleep Medicine
Next opening: Monday
Behavioral Sleep Medicine
Next opening: Tomorrow
Average nightly sleep reported in each patient’s sleep diary.
“I didn’t know I stopped breathing 30 times an hour. Three weeks on CPAP and I stopped needing a nap in my car at lunch.”Sample patient, 52 · sleep apnea
“Six weeks of insomnia therapy by video. No sleeping pills. I fall asleep in twenty minutes now instead of two hours.”Sample patient, 38 · insomnia
Takes about a minute. A care coordinator will call to confirm and check your insurance.
Most plans do not require one. If yours does, we’ll request it from your primary care doctor for you.
Usually not. Most adults can take a home sleep test. A lab study is recommended for some heart, lung or neurological conditions.
There are other options, including oral appliances and positional therapy. We’ll adjust your mask and settings first; most people find a fit that works.
Yes. Many patients bring a partner who has seen their sleep, which is often very helpful.