Rebis Multidisciplinary Sleep Clinic
When sleep problems affect your health and quality of life, you need more than one doctor's opinion. Rebis brings sleep medicine, functional medicine, airway dentistry, and behavioral sleep experts together under one roof, because lasting improvement means treating causes, not just symptoms.
Poor sleep does not just make you tired. It disrupts immune function, hormone balance, heart health, weight regulation, and mood. Traditional sleep medicine often treats one piece of that picture, which is why many patients keep struggling even after treatment.
Sleep problems rarely have a single cause. Our team uses the Five Finger Approach, a peer-reviewed, patient-centered framework for examining every possible contributor to a sleep complaint. We do not stop at the first diagnosis. We keep exploring with you until we understand the complete picture, then coordinate your sleep physician, functional medicine practitioner, and airway dentist around a single plan.
The problem with fragmented care
Why Multidisciplinary Sleep Care Changes Everything
Five disciplines, one team
Complete Sleep Health Services
Sleep Medicine
Board-certified sleep physicians and integrative medicine physicians lead a team of advanced-practice providers using the latest diagnostics and evidence-based treatment for sleep apnea, insomnia, restless legs syndrome, hypersomnia, parasomnias, and circadian rhythm disorders.
Integrative & Functional Medicine
We examine the underlying drivers of poor sleep quality: hormone imbalances, nutrient deficiencies, gut health issues, stress response dysfunction, and chronic inflammation, to understand why sleep problems developed and guide sustainable solutions.
Airway Dentistry
Airway dentistry evaluates and treats the anatomical factors that restrict breathing during sleep, from pediatric airway development to adult jaw positioning.
Behavioral Sleep Medicine
Every provider is trained in sleep hygiene, cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I), stress management, and lifestyle changes that support healthy sleep patterns.
Advanced Sleep Testing
Home sleep studies and in-lab polysomnography provide the diagnostic detail needed to build a personalized plan. See how testing works.
What we treat
Sleep Conditions We Treat
- Sleep-disordered breathing: obstructive and central sleep apnea, upper airway resistance syndrome, snoring, and treatment-emergent central sleep apnea (TECSA).
- Insomnia and sleep quality: chronic insomnia, frequent night wakings, non-restorative sleep, and early morning awakening tied to stress, hormones, or medical conditions.
- Circadian rhythm disorders: delayed sleep phase syndrome, shift work sleep disorder, jet lag recovery, and irregular sleep-wake cycles.
- Pediatric sleep disorders: childhood sleep apnea, bedtime resistance, night terrors, sleepwalking, and developmental sleep issues.
- Complex medical-sleep interactions: sleep problems tied to chronic pain, autoimmune conditions, hormonal changes, digestive issues, or mental health conditions.
- Movement disorders during sleep: restless legs syndrome, periodic limb movements, and related conditions.
This peer-reviewed framework examines five domains before any treatment plan is built, so we avoid "search satisficing," the common problem of stopping the investigation too early when more than one factor is at play.
- Circadian rhythm assessment. Understanding your natural sleep timing and any misalignment.
- Medication and substance review. Identifying how current medications or substances affect sleep.
- Comorbid medical conditions. Evaluating how other health conditions interact with sleep.
- Mental health and stress factors. Addressing psychological contributors to sleep difficulty.
- Primary sleep disorders. Diagnosing and treating the specific disorder involved.
Our framework
The Five Finger Approach to Sleep Health
When your sleep physician, functional medicine practitioner, and airway dentist work from shared assessment tools and one treatment plan, you get:
Faster, more accurate diagnosis through comprehensive evaluation
Higher treatment success because every contributing factor is addressed
Coordinated, ongoing care instead of restarting with a new provider if one approach falls short
One personalized plan built around your health profile and preferences
Who benefits most
Adults, teens, and children looking for real answers benefit most from team-based care, especially people who:
Have tried previous sleep treatments without lasting improvement
Have multiple symptoms that may be sleep-related
Prefer integrative approaches alongside medical treatment
Have complex medical histories touching several body systems
Are managing sleep issues across the whole family, including a child
Why it works
What Coordinated Care Gives You
Diagnostics
Advanced Sleep Testing and Diagnosis
Home Sleep Apnea Testing
Convenient testing in your own bedroom using the SleepImage platform, which provides objective efficacy testing for any treatment strategy, including combination therapy.
In-Lab Polysomnography
Full overnight studies covering brain waves, breathing, heart rhythm, oxygen levels, and sleep stages, plus in-lab PAP titration. Available at three elevations, Longmont (5,000 ft), Frisco (9,100 ft), and Parker (5,800 ft), matched to where you live.
Specialized Testing
Multiple sleep latency testing for narcolepsy and central hypersomnia, parasomnia evaluation, maintenance of wakefulness testing for safety-sensitive occupations, and 24-hour circadian rhythm assessment.
Medical
CPAP and BiPAP therapy with expert fitting and follow-up, oral appliance therapy, medication when appropriate, and treatment of underlying medical conditions.
Dental and Airway
Oral appliances for sleep apnea, pediatric airway guidance, expansive orthodontic options, myofunctional therapy, and coordination with ENT specialists when needed.
Functional Medicine
Targeted nutritional support, hormone optimization, gut health restoration, and stress management alongside lifestyle changes that support natural sleep.
Behavioral and Lifestyle
Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I), sleep hygiene education, relaxation techniques, and personalized schedule optimization.
Treatment
Treatment Approaches That Work
Your first visit
Getting Started With Comprehensive Sleep Care
Your first visit uses the Five Finger Approach to build your complete "sleep-wake narrative," the full picture you and your provider will work from, rather than a single diagnosis. During that visit, the team will:
- Review your health history, current symptoms, and lifestyle in detail
- Assess every factor that could be affecting your sleep
- Determine which diagnostic tests would help most
- Build a personalized treatment plan with you
- Coordinate your care across every specialist involved
Patients with sleep apnea also work through Five Reasons to Treat, a shared decision-making tool from Empowered Sleep Apnea, the patient education project created by Rebis Chief Medical Officer Dr. David McCarty and Chief Science Officer Dr. Ellen Stothard. It helps you explore why you are treating sleep apnea and whether your current treatment is actually working.
Most patients notice initial improvement within two to four weeks of starting treatment, with full optimization taking longer depending on complexity. Your team adjusts the plan as you go.
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Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
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Traditional sleep medicine often focuses on diagnosing and treating specific sleep disorders like Sleep Apnea. Multidisciplinary care examines all factors affecting your sleep—medical, dental, behavioral, and lifestyle—to address root causes rather than just managing symptoms. We believe this comprehensive approach leads to better long-term outcomes and healthier patients.
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Most aspects of sleep care at Rebis are covered by health insurance, including sleep testing, medical consultations, and many treatments. Our team works with patients to maximize insurance benefits and provides transparent information about any out-of-pocket costs before beginning treatment
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Many patients notice some improvements within 2-4 weeks of starting treatment, though complete optimization can take several months depending on the complexity of contributing factors and the amount of unpacking that’s needed. Our team provides regular follow-up to track progress and adjust treatments as needed.
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Yes, Rebis has extensive experience treating pediatric sleep issues. Children often benefit greatly from our team approach because their sleep problems frequently involve multiple factors like airway development, behavioral patterns, and family dynamics that require coordinated treatment.
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Your initial consultation involves a comprehensive review of your sleep patterns, health history, current symptoms, and lifestyle factors, all in a collaborative effort to gain a complete understanding of your “sleep-wake narrative”. Once the narrative is clarified, you’ll work through the Five Finger Approach with your provider to identify options for intervention, helping you choose which options are best for you. Our team may recommend sleep testing and will create a personalized treatment plan. Most patients leave their first visit with a clear understanding of their sleep issues and next steps for improvement.
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While some insurance plans require referrals for specialist care, many patients can schedule directly. The team can help verify your insurance requirements and assist with obtaining any necessary referrals.
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All team members use shared electronic health records and meet regularly to discuss patient cases. This ensures everyone involved in your care has complete, up-to-date information and that your treatment plan remains coordinated and effective.
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Rebis combines traditional sleep medicine with functional medicine, airway-focused dentistry, and behavioral sleep medicine under one roof. Our team uses patient-centered collaborative complexity deconstruction tools including the Five Finger Approach and the Five Reasons to Treat to empower individual patients to become active agents in their own care.