Looking back on interacting with this company I feel guilt for spending money on information that…read morewas either not useful or something that I had already received online. One tip that was given to me was that babies shouldn't be full when put down which in hindsight is garbage. Every baby is different. The lady we dealt with was nice. She seemed really busy with her own kids which added to our stress because of the scheduling.

My 11 month old was waking 2x a night and taking horrible naps during the day. She would scream for…read moremost of her naps, often times would only take one a day. This momma was TIRED and needed time to get things done...or enjoy some time on the couch. I called Sleep Sisters and spoke with Melissa, I'm sure she heard desperation in my voice. It was my last resort (I'd read a few sleep books already), and she was so nice and helpful! She explained the science behind sleep and went over our current sleep schedule and routine. Melissa gave me a plan, complete with exact times and gave me some options as far as soothing my daughter. I loved that she left this part up to me to decide. She also helped me with starting to wean her, which I thought would be impossible. Turns out, it was pretty easy after all. Within a week, my baby started sleeping 12 hours a night (knock on wood) and will go down for naps with very brief crying. Sure, there are days that she will not nap - but she's still in her crib playing quietly. That NEVER happened before. I hope that in the next week, we will get her naps on par with our nights. But in the meantime? I'll enjoy it! Thank you so much Melissa. You saved me, seriously. I was beginning to wonder if I would ever consider a second child. There's now a glimmer of hope.

I'd like to give Caroline 5 stars even though I never paid for her services. She was nice enough to…read moregive me some pointers for free, on the day OF July 4th, no less. (Thanks again for taking time out of the holiday weekend just to talk to me!) I was desperate on the evening of July 3rd with my four month old baby going through sleep regression. I found Caroline through Yelp by searching for baby sleep consultants. I scheduled a free consulting call for the next morning through her site. Unfortunately, our timing didn't work out so I didn't end up using her as my sleep consultant - but she was so warm, easy to talk to, and genuinely cared about my situation. We talked for a good 15-20 minutes and she gave me some insights/tips at absolutely no charge.! You kickstarted my sleep training process and I am so much better now.

We used Caroline from the day we brought my daughter home from the hospital till she was around…read morefour months and derived so incredibly much value from that. I am a first-time mom, a former techie, older (42!) and single. Part of what I'm trying to communicate through that sentence is that I had extremely little experience caring for babies. What's more, I didn't really even know what I didn't know. That is, until I got to the hospital and had an emergency C-section for my two-weeks-past-due-date baby. The awesome part about getting a C-section is that you get four nights in the hospital. The best part about that is the team of nurses who are there to help you breast-feed your baby, soothe her, diaper her, swaddle her. Typically babies who are full-term, sleep pretty heavily the first couple of days. This can lull new parents into a false sense of security - "we got this!" Only to have the baby become fussy shortly after leaving the hospital (which is perfectly normal of course but part of what makes new parenting stressful)! Another benefit of C-sections is that you get to witness your baby after they've gone through this stage and are their fussy, wonderful selves! Newborn babies by and large fuss for at least an hour a day regardless of whether you are doing everything perfectly. Some babies fuss much more. Anyway, I had my daughter via emergency C-section on in early January 2016. On about day three or day four in the hospital, my daughter was fussing and fussing and nothing I was doing would soothe her. It was around then that I realized how little I knew about what I was doing. That's when I first reached out to Caroline who was - to my great good fortune - available. I hired her immediately, on the spot, after a brief phone conversation from my hospital bed. It was one of the best decisions I've made. Caroline is an expert in caring for newborns and brings a warm, soothing approach not only to your baby but to someone equally deserving of and needing such care and that is you. Because we had Caroline on our team, the first few months of my babies life or wonderful and incredible and emotional. They were not a nightmare, stressful or very anxiety-producing at all. Of course there were moments but far fewer of them and many more moments of joy because I had Caroline on my team. If you're thinking even a little bit of hiring her, do it. It will be one of the best things you've done for yourself and your new baby - providing support as you get to know one another.

If you are looking for a highly experienced, responsive, and caring sleep consultant look no…read morefurther. Lorraine was created a sleep training plan that was personalized to our comfort levels and goals for our baby. She was so incredibly supportive throughout each step of the way. We now have an almost 5 month old who is so easy to put down for naps and bedtime and has the skills to get herself back to sleep. I know she is still young and there are many "regressions" ahead, but I now have the skills to work through them. And should we need support again, I have full confidence that Lorraine will be able to guide us. I 10/10 recommend Lorraine with no reservations.

I would genuinely recommend Lorraine to anyone! We were experiencing a major sleep regression with…read moreour six month old and were beyond exhausted when we found her. Lorraine agreed to work with us on a tight timeline before my husband went back to work. To our surprise, our baby was able to sleep for 12 hours on the very first night of the program! Since then, we've been fine tuning his naps and experimenting with napping on the go, all while getting our rest and sanity back. On top of that, Lorraine is the kindest person. She coached us throughout the entire process, celebrated our wins, and was so available when we needed support or had a sleep emergency in real time. I can't emphasize just how valuable this was for two first time parents who were desperate for help. We couldn't be happier or more grateful!

Dr Farid listens to you, looks at your data and makes the proper adjustments. very pleasant to deal…read morewith.

I just saw Dr. Farid today. He is by far the best sleep doc I've seen, and I've seen quite a few…read more He's knowledgeable, goes above and beyond to understand my history and dig deeper, and he takes all the time with me to explain everything. I feel really good knowing he will take care of my Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome (UARS) since so many docs don't even know what it is. He also has many publications, as years of experience. I found him through r/UARS community on Reddit, and I'm so grateful for that. Highly recommend, very friendly and caring doctor!

Rich is amazing. Just off the phone with him after 4 hours, and he was so tired but talked to me…read moreuntil we got through everything I needed help with. This is my 4th year of working with him. I don't want to leave a long ass review, but just know he helped me in all aspects of my life from god, business, to personal relationships. - B

Rich Rios from Remedy Hypnotherapy is truly exceptional. He is knowledgeable, personable, and…read moreprofessional. I contacted him for a special project that required a professional hypnotist, and he not only met my expectations but exceeded them.

I had TMJ and Dr. Abramson was the only doctor to help me after seeing 3 others who only made me…read moreworse. I recommend him very highly.

This review is a supplment to the one I posted a couple of weeks ago and should be read first to…read moremake sense of this follow-up. Dr. Abramson's management of my wife's visit was a clear violation of HIPPA as well as bordering on malpractice. On one hand totally disregarding the patient's precenting complaint and on the other having someone in the examinging room who not only was not introduced but did not have my wife's permission to be there at all. Myron Gananian, MD.

Dr. Primeau was amazing. I was apprehensive about going to a sleep doctor - I put it off for YEARS…read more But as I try to change my habits to living healthier, this was something I needed to address - especially since I was constantly exhausted, falling asleep in the late afternoon daily. She recommended an in-lab sleep study, and when my insurance initially declined it, she went to bat and spoke with them directly for me. They approved it. Sleep study was tough, but found that I had severe SA. I started CPAP therapy, and after a couple of nights of struggling with the CPAP, I got used to it, and...I got my life back. No more exhaustion, no more daily napping. Extra bonus: my BP has also lowered signifcantly. My follow-up with Dr. Primeau was super encouraging, and she gave me tips on how to navigate some minor issues. Overall, I felt heard and cared for. I hate going to the doctor - always filled with anxiety. But did not feel this with Dr. Primeau.

Met Dr Primeau for the first time. Have hope to help my Chronic Insomnia with CBT-I…read more She was very informative, spent time and answered all of my questions! Staff was very kind and helpful as well. Awesome experience!

When reading Yelp reviews about medical clinics, just know that there's always two sides to every…read morestory, and due to privacy laws the medical clinic can't refute any information, so take everything with a grain of salt. That said, I had a good experience at Stanford Sleep Clinic. There are a lot of people with sleep issues, and I count myself included. Due to demand and not enough staff, Stanford Sleep Clinic has been booking out several months and at times are even unable to schedule new patients until they hire more staff or patients who haven't been seen in 3 years are automatically removed as current established patients. So, if you need to be seen with urgency, then you should go to a private practice. My sleep problem is mild enough that there was no urgency, and I was lucky enough to eventually establish care with a provider who was in training, who assessed me before the more established provider evaluated me herself. I was referred to do a sleep study. My at-home one was deemed normal, but I was still mildly symptomatic, so after getting corrective surgery I wanted to see if an in-lab sleep study would provide more insight, since it measures a lot more things like your brain waves, mouth opening/closing, leg twitching, chest and abdomen rise + fall, etc. Several months and an approved prior authorization later, I checked in on a Sunday night at 8pm sharp at Pavilion B at the Redwood City campus. There is a huge well-lit parking lot & parking structure on campus that is free and monitored by security. Due to construction until late 2027 or so (they're building a new building next door for more doctor offices), they closed off the parking closest to Pavilion A+B. It was surreal to see the parking lot so empty! I parked next to Pavilion C+D. There is an indoor walkway connecting C to B, but the entrance to C was locked. Instead of me walking outside the long way, luckily security happened to me patrolling just down the hall and they spotted me and let me in. The Pavilion B lobby is so beautiful, like being at a hotel. On the 2nd floor, I checked in & 5 minutes later I was called back by the sleep technologist, who led me down halls to my room. There are 18 bedrooms, but on average there are 10-12 patients per night, with 2 patients per technologist. My room was very nicely appointed like a hotel room, with an ensuite bathroom (shower, toilet with toilet paper). Shampoo, conditioner, soap, 2 washcloths, 3 thin rough towels, and wrapped plastic cups are included in the room. You need to bring your own Q-tips, hairdryer, toothbrush, and toothpaste. The faucet has a built in filter, so if you forget to bring your own drinking water, it's no problem. My technologist has worked at several sleep labs for 25 years as a traveler all over Northern California and she said this facility was the nicest and the only one with private bathrooms. There are also facial tissues, a pull-out recliner, a regular chair, a closet, blackout curtain, and an outlet for your charger. You can adjust the thermostat to your liking. The bed has a foam mattress with a fitted sheet, unfitted sheet, waffle blanket, thin duvet and 4 pillows. The sleep technologist is happy to provide more blankets, pillows, and earplugs if needed. There is also a call light next to the bed in case you needed assistance during the night. There was a small TV mounted in the upper corner of the room, and a remote by the bedside. A soothing print of Claude Monet's Water Lilies was situated on the wall at the foot of the bed. The most conspicuous object is the large camera pointed at the bed from the ceiling for the sleep technologist to monitor your movements while you sleep. In the middle of the room was a desk with electrodes, paste, and other supplies laid out for the technologist to set you up for the evening. The staff let me change into my pajamas and announced ~8:30 that they were going to place the recording devices on me at 9pm so that I can fall asleep after that anytime I desired. You're not hooked up to any machine on the wall so you can easily get up to use the bathroom during the night if you need to. By 10pm it was lights out. After speaking to you over the intercom to calibrate your devices, the technologist leaves you alone for the rest of the night. If a device moves itself out of place when you toss and turn, though, the technologist wakes you up to fix it. Wakeup time is 6:30am, and after the technologist disconnects all the devices, you can shower to rinse out the greasy paste in your hair from the EEG electrodes. (Tip: rinse with warm water only for 5 minutes first to dissolve the paste before adding shampoo.) Shower pressure was decent. After you shower, change, and pack, you just press the call light to be escorted to the front desk, and you're done. I finished ~7:40am. Experience was fun, seamless, & informative. All the staff I encountered were nice. If I needed to, I would definitely return!

I'd previously been under the care of a Sutter sleep specialist near me, couldn't tolerate the…read moreCPAP, decided to get 2nd opinion from Stanford, even though they're further away from me. Dr. Taweedstat at Stanford was awesome, caring, compassionate, knowledgeable, helpful, and set me up for a mask-fitting that ended up taking an hour, upon where I got fitted wth a mask that I could finally tolerate most of the time. Sadly, she is going back to her native Thailand next month but happily they set me up with another attending MD.