Emad Alkhankan
Provider type · sleep physician
Federal-record address · 2284 S Ballenger HWY STE H-2 · Flint MI 48503
Credentials · MD
MI · Directory
Sleep physicians in Flint
6 sleep physicians in the Flint metropolitan area. 6 federal clinicians are shown as 5 location cards because records sharing the same normalized registry address and phone are grouped together.
Federal record: identity, address and contact details only, not confirmed by the practice. Website, Medicare participation and treatments offered are not inferred from federal-record data. How we label provider listings.
Where sleep physicians fit
Sleep physicians evaluate and diagnose sleep-disordered breathing, interpret sleep testing, and manage treatment or coordinate referrals.
Their role can touch all four major treatment pathways — PAP, oral appliances, surgery or implants, and medication — depending on the evaluation and care plan.
A federal-record listing here identifies a clinician and location but does not establish which services that clinician currently offers.
Home sleep test vs in-lab study →Compare the four treatment pathways →
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Listings
Zaid Joseph Yaqoob
Provider type · sleep physician
Federal-record address · G3252 Beecher RD · Flint MI 48532
Credentials · MD
Justin K Liegmann
Provider type · sleep physician
Federal-record address · 5445 Ali DR Dept 320 · Grand Blanc MI 48439
Credentials · MD
2 sleep physicians at this location
Provider type · sleep physician
Federal-record address · 8220 S Saginaw ST, Suite 800 · Grand Blanc MI 48439
2 clinicians at this location
- Mohammed Ghiath Bayasi MD
- Muhammad M Aboudan MD
Omar Khorfan
Provider type · sleep physician
Federal-record address · 8220 S Saginaw ST STE 800 · Grand Blanc MI 48439
Credentials · DO
Before you call
Questions worth asking any sleep physician you contact, because the answers vary widely and rarely appear on a practice website:
- Do you offer home sleep testing, in-lab testing, or both, and how do you decide which is appropriate?
- If PAP therapy does not work for me, do you manage alternatives yourself or refer out?
- How soon after the study will I get results and a treatment plan?