Private non-profit (ESPIC)

Centre médical Edouard Rist

Service de Pneumologie · Paris, Île-de-France

Appointments

Appointments
By phone
Appointments
Lundi-jeudi 8h30-17h30, vendredi 8h30-16h30

Dr. Franck Lavergne, Dr. Anne Tonelli, Dr. Juliette Saulpic, Dr. Soraya Khalifa, Dr. Frédérique Meeus and Dr. Jean-François Desassis

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Contact details

Address
14, Rue Boileau
Secrétariat pneumologie (Dr Lavergne)
01 40 50 52 83
Secrétariat médecine ados
01 40 50 52 88
Secrétariat MPR
01 40 50 53 09
Secrétariat néphro
01 40 50 53 34
Secrétariat pneumologie
01 40 50 52 00
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Specialties and tests

Le service de pneumologie dispose de deux chambres dédiées à l'étude du sommeil et prend en charge l'apnée du sommeil et les troubles respiratoires du sommeil, ainsi que les insuffisances respiratoires chroniques.

Specialties
Pulmonology
Patients
Adults and Children

Most of these consultations ask for a sleep diary kept over two to three weeks. Somnologs fills it in and lays it out for you.

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Frequently asked questions

Do you need a referral to visit a sleep center?

Access is usually through a referral from your doctor. Each center listing states the access conditions when we know them.

How do I prepare for my sleep consultation?

Many consultations rely on a sleep diary kept over two to three weeks. With Somnologs you log your nights day by day and arrive with a clear diary, ready to show or send.

How do I get a medical report or my records?

These documents (reports, sleep studies) are held by the center that treated you. Somnologs is an independent directory with access to no records: please contact the relevant center directly.

How to prepare for your sleep consultation

Build your sleep record

A few pointers so you arrive ready, with a clear sleep diary to share.

  1. 1

    Log your nights every day

    In Somnologs, enter your bedtime and wake-up times day by day, ideally over two to three weeks before the appointment.

  2. 2

    Generate your sleep diary

    The app turns your nights into a clear diary, ready to read and to print or export as a PDF.

  3. 3

    List your questions and treatments

    Note what you want to discuss and any ongoing treatments, so nothing is forgotten on the day.

  4. 4

    Bring or send your diary

    Show your diary during the consultation, or send it to the practitioner beforehand.

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