Sleep Services

Understand what is disturbing your sleep and find a calmer, steadier way to rest..

Overview

Support for better, healthier sleep

Our Sleep Services help people who struggle with rest, from loud snoring to broken nights and daytime tiredness. Poor sleep can affect your mood, focus and overall health. We start by listening carefully to your concerns and reviewing your symptoms. From there we may suggest a sleep assessment to understand what is happening. Conditions such as sleep apnea, ongoing snoring and other sleep disorders often have underlying causes that can be identified. Our team guides you through each step in clear, reassuring terms. The aim is to find the right explanation for your symptoms and point you towards suitable sleep care. Explore our sleep medicine specialty→

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What you can book

How our sleep care can help

Sleep Assessment

A careful review of your sleep history and daily symptoms. We discuss your snoring, tiredness and breathing patterns to build a clear picture of your concerns and next steps.

Symptom Evaluation

We look closely at the symptoms troubling you, such as loud snoring, pauses in breathing or waking unrefreshed. This helps us decide whether further testing may be useful.

Sleep Study Guidance

Where a sleep study is appropriate, our team explains what it involves and how it helps. Diagnostic testing supports a clearer understanding of your sleep patterns.

Snoring Review

Snoring can have many causes. We assess possible contributing factors and help you understand whether your snoring may be linked to sleep apnoea or another concern.

ENT Assessment

Sleep concerns often involve the nose and throat. Our ENT team can examine relevant areas to identify any factors that may be affecting your breathing at night.

Follow-Up Support

After your assessment, we discuss the findings and appropriate next steps. Ongoing sleep care means you have support as your treatment plan takes shape.

The right pathway depends on your individual symptoms and findings. Your clinician will discuss suitable options with you.

How to access

Getting started is straightforward

Request an Appointment

Contact our team to arrange your first visit. We will note your main concerns and help you prepare for a thorough sleep assessment with our clinicians.

In-Clinic Consultation

Visit us in Dubai for a face-to-face review of your sleep symptoms. Our team examines relevant areas and discusses whether further testing may help.

Referral Welcome

If your doctor has recommended a sleep review, we welcome referrals. Share any earlier notes or results so our clinicians can build a full picture of your health.

Good to know

Bring your history. A note of your sleep patterns, snoring and daytime tiredness helps us understand your concerns more quickly during your first visit.
Partners can help. Someone who shares your room may notice snoring or breathing pauses you cannot. Their observations can be very useful during your assessment.
Bring your medicines. A list of any medicines you take supports a safe and complete review of your sleep health and any related symptoms.
Ask questions freely. Our team is happy to explain each step. Understanding your sleep concerns helps you feel more confident about the care ahead.

Snoring or sleep apnea?

Not all snoring is the same. Some is harmless, while some points to sleep apnoea that needs attention. Our team can help you tell the difference and decide whether a sleep assessment is the right next step for you.

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FAQs

Sleep Services questions

What are Sleep Services and who are they for?

Our Sleep Services support anyone worried about their sleep. This includes people who snore, feel tired during the day or think they may have sleep apnoea. We also help those with other sleep disorders that affect rest and wellbeing. The service begins with a careful sleep assessment. From there, we identify possible causes and guide you towards suitable sleep care in clear, reassuring steps.

What happens during a sleep assessment?

During a sleep assessment, our clinician talks with you about your sleep patterns and symptoms. We ask about snoring, tiredness and any pauses in breathing at night. Where useful, we examine the nose and throat, as these can affect breathing during sleep. This helps us understand your concerns and decide whether a sleep study or further testing may be helpful. Everything is explained to you clearly.

What is a sleep study and might I need one?

A sleep study is a form of diagnostic testing that records how you breathe and sleep. It can help identify conditions such as sleep apnoea. Not everyone needs one, and the decision depends on your symptoms and assessment. If a sleep study is suitable for you, our team explains what it involves and how the results guide your care. We keep the process straightforward and supportive.

How is snoring different from sleep apnoea?

Snoring is the sound made when air moves past relaxed tissues in the throat. It is common and often harmless. Sleep apnoea is different, as breathing repeatedly pauses during sleep. This can affect your health and daytime energy. A sleep assessment helps tell the two apart. If you snore loudly or wake feeling unrefreshed, it may be worth seeking advice through our sleep medicine service.

What support is available after my assessment?

After your assessment, our team discusses the findings with you in plain language. We explain what they may mean and outline appropriate next steps. This might include further testing or ongoing sleep care with follow-up visits. Our aim is to guide you towards suitable treatment and support your progress over time. You can ask questions at any stage, and we make sure you understand your options.

Ready to rest more easily?

If snoring, tiredness or broken sleep is affecting your days, our team is here to help. Request an appointment and take the first step towards clearer answers and better sleep.