Mediart Family Clinic

HistoryInBalance Medical is the cumulative result of Dr. Gina Chen's personal and professional experiences. Being a sleep specialist, Dr. Chen works with patients with sleep apnea and other sleep disorders daily. Advice to lose weight is easily given, but tools to help the patients to achieve their goals are in short supply. Most people have learned that losing weight will help with the severity of sleep apnea. BUT, how does one get there? This was the question Dr. Chen faced regularly. Combining her own personal experience with the professional dilemma in caring for obese patients with sleep apnea, Dr. Chen pursued further training in medical weight management. Her mission is to help patients achieve their goal of a balanced life and health through better sleep and healthy weight loss.SpecialtiesInBalance Medical specializes in sleep medicine and medical weight loss practice started by Dr. Gina Chen, MD. Dr. Chen has extensive knowledge on the best ways for her patients to start down the path of healthy weight loss and sleep. Working together, we can find a way to guide you towards a new and healthy lifestyle! Learn more about our unique approach towards sleep disorders and weight management medicine. Dr, Chen's practice specializes in treating: * Sleep Apnea to help you achieve more restful sleep * Restless leg syndrome, insomnia and many other sleep disorders * Weight loss, proper nutrition and stress, which can affect your weight * Appropriate medical intervention and education for proper weight

Creekside Center for Interactive Medicine, also known as Sleep Medicine Solutions NW, specializes in the evaluation and treatment of sleep disorders, particularly focusing on snoring and sleep apnea. With a commitment to personalized care, the center collaborates with community experts to ensure comprehensive treatment options for better sleep health. After 17 years of offering a wide range of sleep care services, the center will now streamline its practice to concentrate solely on sleep apnea and related conditions. Patients can still access CPAP and medical equipment, while ongoing care will be maintained for current patients under their existing treatment plans. Generated from the website