Business Details
19 Years
experience
Your Trusted Sleep Disorder Specialist in Tigard, OR
Westside Sleep Center was founded in June 2007 by Dr. Scott Fromherz, a Stanford fellowship-trained sleep physician with over 17 years of experience in sleep medicine. Our practice provides comprehensive care for all sleep disorders through patient-centered consultation, thorough follow-up, and advanced diagnostic technology. We specialize in treating conditions such as sleep apnea, insomnia, restless legs syndrome, narcolepsy, and idiopathic hypersomnia. Our facility in Tigard, Oregon combines a comfortable, hotel-like environment with state-of-the-art equipment to ensure accurate diagnoses and effective treatment plans.Dr. Fromherz and his team of highly trained sleep technologists and respiratory therapists are committed to delivering personalized care that addresses each patient's unique needs. We prioritize patient comfort and convenience, offering streamlined referral processes, insurance verification, and flexible scheduling options. Our approach integrates clinical expertise with compassionate service to help patients achieve restful nights and improved well-being.
Services
Sleep Studies
Sleep Apnea Treatment
Insomnia Management
Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment
Narcolepsy Care
Details
- Year established: 2007
Highlights and features
- We offer 17+ years of specialized sleep medicine expertise.
- Our facility combines advanced diagnostic technology with a comfortable environment.
- We provide personalized treatment plans tailored to individual needs.
- Our team includes highly trained sleep technologists and respiratory therapists.
- We prioritize patient-centered care with streamlined insurance and scheduling.
What people say
Expertise in sleep medicine
Comfortable, hotel-like environment
Personalized treatment plans
Thorough follow-up care
Knowledgeable, compassionate staff
Services
Sleep Studies
Our in-lab sleep studies monitor brain waves, breathing patterns, and body movements to diagnose sleep disorders. Patients stay in a comfortable, hotel-like room equipped with advanced sensors for accurate data collection. Results guide personalized treatment plans for conditions like apnea and insomnia.
Sleep Apnea Treatment
We offer CPAP therapy as the primary treatment for obstructive sleep apnea, along with alternative options like oral appliances. Our team ensures proper device fitting and follow-up to optimize therapy effectiveness and patient comfort.
Insomnia Management
Our approach addresses both sleep onset and maintenance insomnia through behavioral strategies, lifestyle adjustments, and medical interventions. We identify underlying causes like stress or comorbid disorders to create sustainable solutions for restful sleep.
Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment
We provide targeted therapies for restless legs syndrome, including medication management and lifestyle modifications. Our goal is to alleviate uncomfortable sensations and improve sleep quality through personalized care plans.
Narcolepsy Care
Our specialists diagnose and manage narcolepsy using advanced sleep studies and tailored treatment plans. We address symptoms like cataplexy and disrupted nighttime sleep to enhance daily functioning and quality of life.
People
Scott Fromherz
Medical Director
Dr. Scott Fromherz is a Stanford fellowship-trained sleep physician with over 17 years of experience. He founded Westside Sleep Center in 2007 after completing specialized training under renowned sleep pioneers. His expertise spans all 81 sleep disorders, with a focus on patient-centered care.
Questions
What makes Westside Sleep Center unique?
Our center combines advanced diagnostic technology with a comfortable, hotel-like environment and personalized care from a Stanford-trained sleep specialist.
What sleep disorders do you treat?
We treat all 81 recognized sleep disorders, including sleep apnea, insomnia, restless legs syndrome, narcolepsy, and idiopathic hypersomnia.
What happens during a sleep study?
A sleep study monitors brain waves, breathing, and body movements using non-invasive sensors in a comfortable room designed for restful sleep.
Do you accept insurance?
We work with most Oregon insurance plans and handle prior authorization and verification to streamline patient care.
What sleep apnea treatments are available?
CPAP therapy is our primary treatment, supplemented by oral appliances and lifestyle modifications tailored to individual needs.
How do I schedule an appointment?
Call (503) 639-7000 to schedule a consultation with Dr. Fromherz, Oregon's highest-trained sleep physician, without needing a referral.
Reviews (4)
Terradon I.
Feb 14, 2022
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Always professional, knowledgeable and careful! Appreciate their expertise daily! They look out for your best interests and have been very clear about how things work, what to expect and options for treatment. No calling it in happening here.
Terra Wheeler
Oct 26, 2021
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My frustration with this place is overall poor customer service. First, it shouldn't be that hard to get through to someone who can answer questions. Next, don't cancel my sleep study three hours before it starts after having the appointment on the books for more than a month. I understand that emergency situations out of our control happen, at least follow up with a call the next day! Sleep quality is no joke - it affects my mental health at a very high level.
And that is why I've moved on to a different provider.who answered the phone right away and called me right back when they were busy. It hasn't been all bad - they addressed the Philips Dream Station recall and are very good at taking covid precautions.
And that is why I've moved on to a different provider.who answered the phone right away and called me right back when they were busy. It hasn't been all bad - they addressed the Philips Dream Station recall and are very good at taking covid precautions.
Leilani M.
Apr 29, 2021
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The sleep clinic is great if you can get in or have someone answer the phone. my husband has been working with them on and off for a few years and it always seems impossible to get a hold of anyone. From billing to scheduling to the equipment department. I never can get anyone to answer the phone. We had an emergency a year and a half ago regarding his hose because we had surgery for inspire the following next couple days and still can never get a hold of anyone.
I am now trying to get a hold of someone for billing questions because they set up automatic payment and they are still sending me a bill and I can't get anyone to call me back. As a business owner I just think that the doctor might want to know that his staff does not follow through on returning phone calls or answering the phone because you're not just a doctor but also run a business.
I am now trying to get a hold of someone for billing questions because they set up automatic payment and they are still sending me a bill and I can't get anyone to call me back. As a business owner I just think that the doctor might want to know that his staff does not follow through on returning phone calls or answering the phone because you're not just a doctor but also run a business.
L. Smith
Jan 10, 2021
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I went to this clinic about 3 years ago with concerns about sleep apnea because I had been grinding my teeth at night. I took a home sleep study with the machine they provided. I basically "failed" it because I wasn't able to sleep with the equipment on. My insurance would not pay for an in person study. I decided to get the CPAP and try it out anyway, since I didn't want to deprive my body of oxygen while sleeping.
I tried it and no way could I have that thing on for more than a minute, so basically I failed that too. I could not breath with it on, felt like I was suffocating. I called the office and they told me they had mine on the lowest setting. Recently I read that there is such a thing as a BIPAP, which may be better for me (if I do have sleep apnea, which I don't even know). I spoke with Dr Fromherz today and he will try to get approval from my insurance company for an in person sleep study in the future. He also said he is willing to give me some credit for the old machine if I end up buying a new one. We also spoke about the possibility of other devices that might work better, if needed.
I tried it and no way could I have that thing on for more than a minute, so basically I failed that too. I could not breath with it on, felt like I was suffocating. I called the office and they told me they had mine on the lowest setting. Recently I read that there is such a thing as a BIPAP, which may be better for me (if I do have sleep apnea, which I don't even know). I spoke with Dr Fromherz today and he will try to get approval from my insurance company for an in person sleep study in the future. He also said he is willing to give me some credit for the old machine if I end up buying a new one. We also spoke about the possibility of other devices that might work better, if needed.
