Perry Center for Pediatric & Adult Sleep Care

The Perry Center for Pediatric & Adult Sleep Care charges on a fee-for-service basis. Initial consultations run $250 for 60 minutes. Follow-up consultations are $175. The practice accepts credit cards, cash, HSA cards, and FSA cards. It does not accept insurance for physician visits, but it provides a super-bill so patients can submit their own claims to their insurer.

Insurance does not cover physician visit fees at the Perry Center. However, the practice provides a detailed super-bill after each appointment so patients can submit claims directly to their insurance carrier. Insurance may still apply to other services outside of physician fees, such as lab work or home sleep testing equipment. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.

All new patients receive a 60-minute initial consultation. Follow-up consultations are also scheduled for 60 minutes. That time allows Dr. Perry to conduct a thorough evaluation and discuss a comprehensive treatment plan without rushing.

The Perry Center typically schedules in-person appointments within two weeks and telehealth appointments within one week. The limited panel size keeps scheduling timely. One parent noted getting a child seen in under a week after waiting nine months elsewhere.

Yes. The Perry Center reserves Thursdays for telehealth visits. Patients with sleep disorders can schedule remote consultations on those days. Pulmonary patients require in-person visits and must schedule on Fridays. Telemedicine appointments follow the same 60-minute format as in-person visits.

The Perry Center treats patients across all life stages, from young children through older adults. Dr. Perry holds dual training in pediatrics and internal medicine. The practice also supports patients transitioning from pediatric to adult care, maintaining continuity through that process.

Yes. The Perry Center offers 2-night home sleep studies for both adults and children as young as age 13. Each study costs $250. Most other labs provide single-night studies; the 2-night option gives Dr. Perry more data for an accurate diagnosis. Dr. Perry personally scores every study.

Dr. Perry treats sleep disorders as chronic conditions that require comprehensive, whole-person management. She favors behavioral solutions over medication when appropriate, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia. She also manages CPAP and BiPAP therapy and does not sell CPAP equipment, keeping her recommendations free from any financial conflict.

Yes. The practice offers baseline spirometry for $60 and pre- and post-bronchodilator spirometry for $100. These tests help Dr. Perry evaluate and manage pulmonary conditions such as COPD and asthma. Pulmonary patients must schedule in-person appointments on Fridays.

Yes. The Perry Center offers DOT and CDL sleep studies for commercial drivers who need documentation to meet federal sleep apnea requirements. Patients requiring this service should schedule an in-person appointment.