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Penn Sleep Center

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
AASM Accredited
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About Penn Sleep Center

The Penn Sleep Center, a cornerstone of Penn Medicine, stands as a world-renowned institution dedicated to the comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders. With a rich history rooted in pioneering research and a commitment to patient-centered care, the center has established itself as a leader in the field of sleep medicine. Its mission is to provide innovative and evidence-based clinical care, advance sleep research and novel applications, and train the next generation of sleep specialists. This multidisciplinary approach brings together a diverse team of clinicians, educators, researchers, and support staff from various departments within the Perelman School of Medicine and the University of Pennsylvania Health System.

The center's origins trace back to 1991 with the establishment of the Center for Sleep and Respiratory Neurobiology (CSRN), which became a model for academic sleep research in the United States. The clinical arm, the Division of Sleep Medicine, was founded in 2001, another first of its kind in the nation. This long-standing commitment to both research and clinical excellence has fostered an environment of continuous innovation. The Chronobiology and Sleep Institute (CSI), formed in 2019, further solidifies Penn's leadership in sleep research, building on a legacy of groundbreaking discoveries in areas such as the pathogenesis of obstructive sleep apnea and the development of new models of care.

What truly sets the Penn Sleep Center apart is its patient-centered and multidisciplinary team approach. The center offers a wide array of special programs tailored to individual patient needs, including the CPAP Program and Clinics, the Penn Sleep Surgery (CPAP Alternative) Clinic, the Insomnia Treatment Program, and the Behavioral Sleep Medicine Program. This comprehensive suite of services ensures that patients receive the most appropriate and effective treatment for their specific condition. The center's affiliation with the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and the Philadelphia Veterans Administration Medical Center extends its reach and expertise to a broader patient population.

The Penn Sleep Center's reputation is built on a foundation of clinical excellence, cutting-edge research, and a deep commitment to patient education. The team, led by Dr. Richard Schwab, Chief of the Division of Sleep Medicine, is comprised of internationally recognized experts who are at the forefront of the sleep medicine community. Patients at the Penn Sleep Center not only benefit from the latest advancements in sleep technology and treatment but also have opportunities to participate in clinical research, contributing to the future of sleep medicine. The center's dedication to a team-based approach, combined with its unwavering focus on innovation and patient well-being, solidifies its position as a premier destination for sleep care.

Specialized Services

Polysomnography
CPAP Therapy
Inspire Therapy
UPPP Surgery
MMA Surgery
Home Sleep Apnea Testing
Telemedicine Visits
Behavioral Sleep Medicine
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I)
Sleep Ventilation Program
Penn Dental Medicine Orthodontics for oral appliances

Meet the Specialists

Dr. Richard Schwab, MD

Chief, Division of Sleep Medicine

Dr. Jorge I. Mora, MD

Medical Director, Penn Sleep Centers

Dr. Raj Dedhia, MD, MSCR

Director, Division of Sleep Surgery & CPAP Alternatives Clinic

Dr. James C. Findley, PhD

Clinical Director, Behavioral Sleep Medicine Program

Dr. Ron Anafi, MD, PhD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Maria Antoniou, MD, DABSM

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Charles Bae, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Yana Sigal Banerjee, CRNP, MSN, AGPCNP

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Dr. Sarah Beck, CRNP, MSN

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Janice Franks Biddle, MSN, CRNP, DBSM

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Sara Cadman, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Charles R. Cantor, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Nikki Chopra, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Upendra Dhanjal, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Jennifer Dorsch, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Jessi Eno

Jones, MSN, CRNP

Dr. Lisa Friedman Felkins, CRNP, MSN

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Jenie George, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Nalaka S. Gooneratne, MD, MSCE

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Giuseppe Guglielmello, DO

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Indira Gurubhagavatula, MD, MPH

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Jerome Jones, CRNP

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Ronald Kotler, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Kami McManus, PsyD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Nga Nguyen, CRNP

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Garbo Nilsson, CRNP

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Nathan Nowalk, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Dafna Ofer, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Hiral Patel, DO

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Grace Pien, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. David M. Raizen, MD, PhD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Siva Ramachandran, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Julianna Rodin, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Ilene M. Rosen, MD, MSCE

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Laura Steffa, CRNP

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Sigrid Veasey, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Julie Ann Wang, MD

Sleep Specialist

Dr. Madison Weinman, CRNP, MSN

Sleep Specialist

Frequently Asked Questions

All Penn Sleep Centers and Testing Labs are accredited by the AASM. You can find detailed information about what to expect before and after your sleep test on the Penn Sleep Testing Information page. This includes information on both in-lab and home sleep apnea testing.
CPAP is the main treatment for sleep apnea. After being diagnosed, your sleep specialist will order a CPAP machine for you from a durable medical equipment (DME) company. Most insurance companies require a follow-up appointment with your sleep doctor between 30 and 90 days of starting therapy and proof of using the device for a certain amount of time to ensure coverage.
Inspire is an FDA-approved implantable medical device for obstructive sleep apnea. It works by stimulating the tongue to move forward, which opens the airway during sleep. Eligibility for Inspire is determined by an ENT physician at Penn Medicine. The device is implanted with two small incisions.
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is caused by repeated obstructions in the upper airway, while Central Sleep Apnea occurs when the brain doesn't send the proper signals to the muscles that control breathing. Penn Sleep Centers offer treatments for both conditions, including the Remedē System for central sleep apnea.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) is a non-medication treatment for insomnia. It is considered a first-line treatment by sleep experts and is more effective than medication in the long term. The program involves a 60-minute evaluation followed by 6-8 weekly appointments. It focuses on changing thoughts and behaviors around sleep to improve sleep quality.

Clinic Information

Address

3624 Market Street, Suite 201, Philadelphia, PA 19104

Hours

Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Languages

English. Other languages may be available, contact the clinic for more information.

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