I visited Dr. K about a cough I had, and he discovered a series of other issues I didn't even know…read moreI had. His help was invaluable to my overall health. Always kind, respectful and professional. Can't recommend him more highly.

Where to begin...well, I had been dealing with serious allergy issues this year (and have been for…read moremany many years), and decided to move forward attempting to correct allergy issues along with a deviated septum (had that for as long as I could remember). When I first visited Dr. K and his team in their Houston office, I immediately knew they were going to be a superstar team. Everyone in the office is kind, knowledgeable, and professional and they are just flat out great people! Dr. K first saw me back in March, and suggested that we start treating my severe allergies prior to tackling my deviated septum and other nose issues. I went through the allergy testing and learned I was allergic to EVERYTHING! haha but the team formulated my perfect blend of allergy drops and then I began feeling better and better as time went on. Sublingual Immunotherapy has clearly helped reduce my allergy symptoms to near zero and I feel GREAT now. Secondly, after getting my allergies in check, Dr. K felt that it was time to fix my nose issues. This required a turbinate reduction, balloon sinuplasty, and correction of my severely deviated septum. I decided to go under general anesthesia to complete the whole procedure and I can safely say, that it was 100% effective. I cannot remember the last time I breathed so freely. The surgery was definitely one of the best decisions of my life, and I sleep so much better at night with no snoring and fewer sleep disturbances at night (my partner loves this haha). I had heard horror stories about how the post op phase post nasal surgery could be extremely uncomfortable, yet that's the best part about Dr. K's recommendations. THERE WAS NO NASAL PACKING! I can honestly say that there was extremely minimal discomfort post surgery, and that I felt right back to normal in about 5 days. To be honest, only on days 3-4 post surgery did I feel any fatigue/minor discomfort. But the best part was the feeling of being able to breathe because there was no nasal packing. Overall, my experience with Dr. K and the Texas Sinus, Allergy, Snoring and Sleep Institute has been the BEST. I can safely say that they have been able to change my life for the best, and I would highly recommend their services to anyone in the Houston/Woodlands area!

There aren't enough good words in the English language to express how fantastic this office is…read more Peyton (I hope I'm spelling that right) is a national treasure. Thank you for saving my ear and my sanity! So glad I found this gem of an office!

Really awful experience from the moment I called. I should have hung up and run but I gave this…read morelady a chance. BEWARE! Zero bedside manner and got an inaccurate diagnosis that only made me sicker. Really - stay away, for your health.

I frequently see patients who I suspect have a sleep disorder such as obstructive sleep apnea or…read moreinsomnia. Dr Chug is my go-to sleep medicine doctor that I refer patients to in order to be evaluated for sleep related disorders. He is also a pulmonologist, so he is a great physician to see if you have asthma, COPD, or other lung related problem like shortness of breath/cough. I thoroughly trust in his care of my patients.

Dr Chug was very knowledgeable about my problem and took his time to explore all the pros and cons…read moreof my different options. I didn't feel rushed at all and he really cared for me.

I have been taking my now 93 year old mother to Sarah Aquilar for many years. She is excellent and…read moreI would highly recommend her for sleep issues. We had a problem, mom was very sensitive to many medications. Sarah's pragmatic approach was able to narrow down to a medicine that worked! Mom sleeps through the night and occasionally will have bad night. Sarah is personable and has a wonderful caring demeanor. She is very knowledgeable, and a nice person too!

I had a dental device made and I could not wear it. They told me they couldn't take the bottom…read morepiece off but they'd make me a new top piece. Well, they only took the bottom piece off. So that messed up my bite and caused a lot of jaw pain. When I reached back out to them, I was told they couldn't do anything else to help. So I'm out a lot of money and no solution from them. I do not recommend this business to anyone.

DR Richard was awesome. He was very informative about my Problems with my Spine and lower back…read moreissues. He was able to quickly identify my the problems I was having , before seeing him I couldn't walk more then 10 steps , today I'm walking normal again. He was able to treat me fairly quickly, and with great results.

I couldn't give lower than a one star, unfortunately. These people at this sleep center basically…read morehave an answering service who takes your name and problem and then says someone will call you back. No they don't. Not until you call at least 3 times. Then the person calling you, in our case, Regina, calls (finally) and I find that they are in Kerrville, Tx. We are in Houston. She tells us to send the sleep study results that was a home study and gives us her email address. We verify the address twice. I emailed the study yesterday. Not only did I not get acknowledgement but when I tried to call, no one answers any of the extensions except for billing. (no surprise there). It's an independent billing place but I told her that I'm having a problem reaching Texas Sleep Docs (the actual agency Cinco Ranch Sleep Center uses) she replies that she's had this complaint several times. She tried to help but she only had the number I have. So, fortunately, there are other sleep centers in the Katy, Cypress, Houston area and we will now go elsewhere. Three weeks just to hear from someone is ridiculous.

It was like sleeping in a hotel. It was very clean. The best thing to know is that if you are being…read moreevaluated for a sleep disorder, be prepared to not sleep well because of the all the electrodes they put on you. Also, don't bother washing your hair before you go. They use a gel to put the electrodes on your scalp (so it won't pull your hair), and you will have to wash your hair in the morning, because it has the consistency of toothpaste to the touch. They do have a shower and towels there for your convenience.

I go to Dr Muzaffar, and her office staff (Jessica) has been very helpful in getting me some relief…read morefrom extreme allergies. They are always available to answer my questions and have gotten my meds very quickly. Highly recommend!

I had an overnight and following day study done here. I got an appointment here way quicker than…read moreany other sleep clinic I was trying to get into. It seemed nice and they were so helpful in the scheduling and insurance stuff. Night of study I show up and it's a comfortable looking room with a private bath. One of the techs didn't show up so one tech was having to run around and put everyone's wires on by himself. He was super friendly though and made me feel comfortable. I did notice at this point that I could hear everyone around me - super thin walls. I slept a bit and then I woke up to this god awful screaming of a child playing outside the room and getting in trouble. I kept trying to go back to sleep only to fall asleep and be woken up yet again by the screaming child. I swear this went on for an hour or more and I was about to scream myself for continuing to be woken up during a sleep study I was paying a lot of money for. My daytime study went well. I didn't think I would have complaints there.... UNTIL I took my sleep study to my doctor for them to tell me that the study was done wrong and was INVALID. Now, I have been told this by two doctors that I've had to use this study with. I will eventually have to be retested and it makes me angry that I had to pay for a study that was practically deemed useless in the end for it not being performed or analyzed correctly.

The absolute worst place! Terrible management! I went for part 1, and made a request. I called…read moreto clarify the request, and they said they wrote it on my chart. I arrived the evening of the test and clarified the request again, and the girl had "no clue" what I was talking about...the tech had to call the manager for miscommunication that my request was not noted anywhere. Then to top that off....they didn't follow through on my request after all of the clarifications and phone calls etc. POOR COMMUNICATION That was screw up part 1 sleep study. I went for part 2 last Thursday and called them at 1:00 pm to let them know that I had a doctor's appt on Feb 3rd. Corrine said, "it will be no problem, b/c I will send the study stat, and the doctor will have it by the weekend". I went to my doctor that reads the study and waited over an hour for Dr Verma. The receptionist stated, "We still have not received the sleep study test from last week". "We have contacted North Sleep Center and still haven't heard back". Oh my GOD...can it get any worse! YES. Not only did I have to move my schedule around to be at Dr. Verma's office, pay parking, and wait for over an hour for North Sleep Center to send a report, which they NEVER did. The Sleep Center SHOULD and COULD have called Dr. Verma and me to say they will not be able to get the report by Monday and to reschedule my appointment. I was furious!! I called the Sleep Center and expressed by anger to Corrine who told me "they had technical difficulty over the weekend" and could not get the report sent over!! Y'ALL SCREWED up on part 1 of the study, and also on Part 2 of the study. There is NO COMMUNICATION between Corrine and all of the staff, no matter what she tells you! She will only tell you what you want to hear. It's all LIES. Oh, and to top it off, Corrine told me the cost would be $800 and they would break that into payments. When I arrived for part 2, the tech said it would be $800. When I told the tech that Corrine said it would be broken into payments, she was totally unaware of this. When I completed part 2 and went to check out, Corrine said it would be $850. Again, NO COMMUNICATION and LIES. DO NOT EVERY GO TO THIS SLEEP CENTER. I HOPE ALL DOCTORS will read this and send their patients to other reliable sleep centers!!

I've had a disappointing experience with this practice. First, during one appointment, staff ended…read morethe conversation abruptly to move to the next patient without addressing my concerns -- unacceptable for a medical provider. Second, after 4-5 months as a patient, my sleep apnea (AHI) has not improved at all. Third, supply management has been frustrating: I was never given a schedule for reordering, and had to push just to get two mask cushions at a time. By comparison, a previous practice sent someone to my home, walked me through setup, provided months of supplies upfront, and gave me a clear reorder schedule. Don't choose this practice!

i have never experienced the service with a medical institution that i have received from Clifford…read moreat CSMA. He is responsive always and answers all the questions i have. i highly recommend CSMA primarily because of the follow up and expertise from Clifford. He makes using your devices doable !

This is the worst practice I've ever tried to get in to see. I was referred to them by my…read moreprovider's referral dept. They did not call me, so I called them. I had to leave a message, but no one called me back. After the weekend, I called again and was the 10th caller, but I waited (over 30 minutes) and got down to being the 2nd caller when a message came on that "due to high volume...leave a message". It even says that if you're calling from a cell phone, you will receive a text and you can communicate that way. Never got the text or a call. The next day, I called again and was the 9th caller (waited over 30 min, again). Got down to being the 3rd caller when I got the same message as before. Left my message and still received no text or a call. I have pulmonary fibrosis and was in the hospital and told I needed to see a pulmonologist. I was sent home with oxygen (thank goodness), but now I can't get a doctor. This office needs a complete makeover so they can properly take care of patients. I am trying to get a referral to someone else, but that's another story! From the looks of some other reviews, I'm not getting a warm, fuzzy feeling about this group anyway. I'm sure most of the doctors in this group are good, but the staff (appointment desk in particular) is worthless! If I could give below 5 stars, I would!!!

Was supposed to have my first appointment with Dr. Sasieta today in Cypress where I guess he…read moresometimes sees patients outside of the Woodlands. I did the pre-check in online and figured there would be little to no paperwork to do when I arrived however that wasn't the case. No big deal. My appointment was for 0900. I completed the paperwork and sat down and waited to be called back. Waited for literally one hour because I heard his assistant telling other patients how busy the doctor is and things are running behind schedule. Finally at 1000 I've had enough and I go back up to the desk to tell his assistant that I've been waiting for an hour and she realized that they "forgot" about me. I tell her I'm leaving at this point and I want them to refund my copay which I paid in advance during the check-in process and she tells me that she will give me a number to call. I tell her I'm not calling any number as they've wasted my time prepping for the appointment, driving there and sitting in the waiting room for over an hour. He may be a great doctor but I wouldn't know because his staff sucks.

Another interesting adventure of my life is to experience something unique, not everyone gets to…read moreexperience it. Since I have to do this at least once, I was to write a review on Yelp that would last longer.  When I received an invitation from my doctor to visit Memorial Hermann Sleep Center in Sugar Land, I was flabbergasted. I had to ask around what CPAP Titration was.  There's not much help from memorial Hermann website. I found a couple of videos from far away clinics and a Memorial Hermann Sleep Center. That video must be very old because TV was still tube TV (OMG. Do you even know what a tube TV is).  I was told why I couldn't go to MHSW Sleep Lab near Chinatown. So I was out of luck. When I called to make my appointment, I was told "just like going to stay at a hotel." Of course, it's just their standard reply.   Here are few tips for those of you who would use this facility: - Bring your pillow and blanket, if you must sleep with them. - Fitbit is allowed. - Tell the sleep technician about what temperature you normally sleep in. For me, 60 degrees is too cold. But water will accumulate in the tube when room temperature is warm. - Be sure to wear a long pajama pants. This is to avoid the wires being tangled around your legs.  - Bring something to read. There ain't many channels on TV. WiFi is sufficient but can't stream movies. - Tell the technician what time you go to bed. It require 6 hour of study. He/she will adjust when to start the procedure. I consulted a Yelper friend who has gone through this experience. I compared our experiences as "lab rats". As I got all hooked up with wires and tube connected to the mask, I took a selfie. I was about to post it on Facebook, the light went off. Then, I guess I felt asleep and I dreamed about me spooking my coworkers with my mask. I'm still laughing this day.