I have been a long time patient of Dr. Parker at the Snoring & Sleep Apnea Treatment Center. Since…read moreday 1, the treatment and care has been exceptional. The device that I currently use has been outstanding and has given me relief that I wasn't sure would be possible. The entire staff is thorough, knowledgeable and has the general wellbeing of their patients in mind. I highly recommend Dr. Parker and the staff at The Snoring & Sleep Apnea Treatment Center.

I used to use a CPAP with less than successful results. My mask would never seal properly causing…read moreboth my spouse and I to lose sleep. Not much better than my old snoring self. Now I use a dental appliance to adjust my jaw position which allows me to sleep with minimal snoring. My sleep study using the dental appliance shows complete control of sleep apnea when I am sleep on my side. I have minimal events when I sleep on my back. This has been an amazing change for my spouse and I. I no longer nod off during the day and I don't need to deal with a machine, changing filters, pads or hoses.

My father has been a patient of Dr Minette for many years, and the care and treatment he has…read morereceived as his symptoms and diagnosis have become more complicated, has become shockingly poor. The clinic's inability to manage his care; for example, recently cancelling an appointment at the doctor's request (an appointment he had waited months for) only to offer the next available in OCTOBER. My mother spent :30 minutes on the line with the appointment setter (the number given to her when the appointment was cancelled), and was told no other option was available. A week later, when my dad's new internist raised concerns about the lack of diagnostic detail or care plan in his neurology file, I called to speak with his care team. The nurse I spoke to was lovely and explained we should never call appointments and only call them (something that is very confusing to follow considering the instructions they provide say something different) and also helped get my dad in to see the doctor four days later so his increasing challenges could be addressed. To my total disappointment, my mother returned from the appointment and said Dr Minette was dismissive, told her she should have figured out his current med mix was causing some of his issues by googling it herself, asked her where she had come up with the questions she was asking, seemed to be openly annoyed that I had voiced my concerns about the care he was receiving, and referred my mom to the Alzheimer's Association for any further questions. I work in geriatric care and know how difficult memory care and cognitive decline can be to treat, but nothing is more difficult than watching your loved one disappear and seeing their caregiver show a lack of empathy and curiosity about how they can try to help. My father has been resistant to changing his doctor, but this most recent series of incidents leaves us with little other choice. If you are looking for a provider who can support complicated presentations of Alzheimer's, I urge you to look elsewhere.

Sleep neurologist I'm seeing seems great. Dr Dang on the other hand used to be a great doctor but…read morequite literally no longer can perform his job functions and was deflective and insensitive and straight up lied when i just asked him to document my concerns and symptoms I had repeatedly reiterated previously and calmly expressed my frustration with his actions and untrue words as he raised his voice to speak over me knowing (at least he should've as it's the only thing he ever brought up to me or treated despite numerous other concerns) that I had a migraine. Like read the room and document important things in my chart as it could've been that simple.