Multidisciplinary Sleep Clinic
Rebis brings all the expertise you need for healthy sleep under one roof. Our integrated clinic unites the lenses of traditional Sleep Medicine, Integrative/Functional‑Medicine, Airway‑Focused Dentistry, Behavioral Sleep Medicine and integrated positive airway pressure (PAP) support with qualified registered polysomnographic technicians, in one functioning collaborative team! Together, we investigate root causes and craft streamlined care plans—so you don’t shuffle between offices or wait for siloed opinions.
Areas of focus
Sleep‑disordered breathing (snoring, OSA, UARS)
Insomnia and circadian‑rhythm disturbances
Pediatric sleep issues (night‑waking, behavior‑linked insomnia)
Cardiometabolic, immune, neurologic and GI conditions linked to poor sleep
Conditions we treat
We are interested in helping our patients find their way to healthier, more restorative sleep, wherever possible! This means that you will be partnering with your provider to find things that you will work on, together! Oftentimes, more than one problem needs to be addressed for the sleep-wake experience to feel healthy and well!
Obstructive sleep apnea
Chronic insomnia
Restless‑legs syndrome
Narcolepsy
Hypersomnia
Pediatric sleep disorders
Craniofacial airway restriction
Post‑concussion sleep changes
Our approach
The root-cause of sleep-wake complaints are collaboratively co-investigated, using the collaborative patient-centered complexity deconstruction tool, the Five Finger Approach.
Team-based approach allows collaborative case reviews & same‑day specialist hand‑offs
Personalized plans are individually co-discovered, blending medical, dental, behavioral and body‑work therapies for true precision medicine
Ongoing outcomes tracking & shared decision making
Who benefits
Adults, teens, and children seeking comprehensive answers—especially those who’ve “tried everything” or have multiple health concerns affected by poor sleep.
How it improves sleep & health
Multidisciplinary clinics cut diagnostic delays, boost treatment adherence, and can lower overall health‑care costs compared with single‑specialty care.