Making a Difference, Together
For Physicians
Dr. Wasserman understands the importance of a collaborative medical approach to patient care. If you have a patient who has been diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnea and needs treatment, we invite you to fill out the prescription form below. Additionally, we help treat patients who have a snoring or Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome diagnosis.
Let’s Make it Official
Dr. Kylie Wasserman enjoys meeting with physicians and their team to educate on oral device therapy and how we can be a resource for you and your patients.
If this is something you feel would benefit your office and would like to schedule a lunch and learn please contact us today.
*Please note, when referring a patient to our office, we need a copy of the patient’s Diagnostic Sleep Study and a Prescription/LOMN.
Prescription Form
Why Three Sisters Sleep?
Team up with a dedicated Doctor
Dr. Wasserman understands that your patients may prefer an alternative to CPAP therapy and we are here to help. What you can expect from our office:
Constant Communication
We will always send follow up letters so you can follow along with your patient’s treatment.
Insurance Partnerships
We work with and DIRECTLY bill all major medical insurance plans including Medicare and Medicaid.
We Provide Professional Care
We follow AADSM protocol for treating snoring and Obstructive Sleep Apnea.
Safe and Secure
We follow the Oregon Board of Dentistry requirements by always requiring a Letter of Medical Necessity and prescription from a physician.
Utilizing Premium Devices
We only utilize high-quality oral devices. Each patient is unique and we will select the device we feel will give them the most success.
We Further Educate Patients
We educate patients on optimizing sleep utilizing positional therapy, nasal strips, mouth tape, sleep hygiene, and lifestyle changes.
Effective Treatment
We continue to see great results with oral device therapy due to patient comfort and compliance.
We Believe in Honesty
We are not afraid to tell a patient oral device therapy may not be the best treatment choice for them.
