MERIDIAN PULMONARY & SLEEP MEDICINE
Meridian Pulmonary & Sleep Medicine evaluates persistent sleep concerns in the context of your overall health. Our clinicians assess symptoms and sleep patterns, determine whether testing is appropriate, and coordinate treatment and follow-up.
Evaluation for snoring, disrupted sleep, insomnia symptoms, daytime sleepiness, and other persistent concerns.
Review of symptoms, sleep patterns, medical history, medications, and related health conditions.
Testing, treatment, and follow-up planned according to the clinical evaluation.
SLEEP MEDICINE SERVICES
A focused visit to discuss your sleep concern, how long it has lasted, and how it affects daily life.
Evaluation of snoring, witnessed breathing pauses, gasping, and daytime sleepiness.
Assessment of difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking too early.
Review of snoring and breathing-related symptoms during sleep.
Assessment of persistent sleepiness, fatigue, and concentration concerns.
Follow-up to review results, response to treatment, and next steps.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Discuss sleep patterns, daytime symptoms, history, medications, and related conditions.
The clinician determines whether testing or another assessment is appropriate.
Discuss the evaluation or test results and recommended treatment options.
Monitor response, equipment use when applicable, and ongoing sleep concerns.
YOUR SLEEP MEDICINE CLINICIAN
Pulmonary & Sleep Medicine
Dr. Naveed Shah is a board-certified pulmonologist and sleep medicine specialist who cares for patients with complex lung conditions, sleep disorders, and breathing-related concerns.
He focuses on identifying the root cause of symptoms and creating clear treatment plans that improve breathing, restore sleep quality, and reduce fatigue.
Where do sleep medicine visits take place? Sleep medicine visits are scheduled by the front desk according to current availability. Call 301-627-3500 and our front desk will route you to the appropriate location and appointment time. View Locations & Hours →
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Your clinician reviews your sleep patterns, daytime symptoms, medical history, medications, and related conditions, then explains whether testing or another assessment is appropriate.
Not every patient needs a sleep study. If testing is appropriate, your care team will explain the type of test and provide instructions for your specific study.
Telehealth is available when clinically appropriate. The front desk will help determine whether an in-person or telehealth visit is appropriate.
COORDINATED CARE
Sleep care is provided through Meridian Pulmonary & Sleep Medicine. Request a visit, or call and our front desk will help.
Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
For life-threatening symptoms, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
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