Specialists in Pulmonary Care and The Chattanooga Sleep Center provide Chattanooga and the tri-state region with the finest available care in pulmonary and sleep medicine. Lung diseases and sleep disorders impact the lives of many people throughout their lifetimes. Daniel R. Smith, M.D. formed SPCCSM in the summer of 2007 utilizing the latest advances in medical technology to better serve the patients of our region. By concentrating efforts in the office, you can be assured of prompt and courteous service during your visits, delivered by their specially recruited staff.
Services
The Chattanooga Sleep Center's staff is fully credentialed in diagnosing and treating every type of sleep disorder. Dr. Smith is a Fellow of the American Board of Sleep Medicine. The technologists who will perform your testing are certified through the Board of Registered Polysomnographic Technologists, (BRPT). You can rest assured that you are in capable hands when visiting our Center.
The surroundings at the Chattanooga Sleep Center are homey and comfortable. Each room is equipped with a full size bed, flat screen television and private bath. The technical equipment and technicians will be in a separate room from your sleeping room. The sleep specialist recognizes that your sleep in the center might not be exactly like your sleep at home.
When selecting a sleep specialist or sleep disorders center for your care and treatment, it is important to be assured that the physicians caring for you are credentialed sleep disorder specialist. As well, verify that board registered technologists are delivering your services. Sleep Medicine and Pulmonary Medicine are highly specialized fields, so it is assuring to know you are being treated by well trained and capable physicians and technologists.
Reviews (1)
Pk Levine
Feb 08, 2018
Percival Kay Levine 49 minutes ago (Edit: They did finally get my scheduling issues figured out, and I got taken care of. Once in, they were very helpful and nice.) I may change this review if I ever get to actually make a follow-up appointment, but over the last two weeks I've called their office nearly every day, during normal business hours and every single time I got their answering service (telling me that they closed early or that they took today off). Today, after seeing that /they called me/ about my follow-up, I called right back -- and got their answering service, who told me they were closed this entire week. What? Do I have to physically drive down there to make an appointment?
