ALAN LIPSCHITZ
Sleep Medicine in King Of Prussia, Pennsylvania (United States). Listing compiled from public sources — verify contact details and availability with the practice.
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About ALAN LIPSCHITZ
ALAN LIPSCHITZ appears here as a sleep medicine listing based in King Of Prussia, Pennsylvania, the United States. The record gives the practice address as 2301 Renaissance Blvd Rn0320. Its listed ZIP code is 19406.
The credentials shown are M.D. Beyond these details, the listing has no additional profile information. The public source shown is npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov.
Check whether self-referral is accepted or whether a GP referral is needed before booking. Request the current fee schedule, including any charge for the sleep study itself and for reporting the results. Ask which sleep study the practice would use — home testing or an overnight study in a lab — and what each involves. Confirm the cancellation policy, since missed-appointment fees differ between clinics. Ask what to bring: a medication list, any referral letter, a sleep diary, and results from earlier studies. Ask who reviews the study results and when you will be told what they show. It is worth asking whether the practice deals with the kind of sleep problem you have, since some clinics focus on particular conditions. Treat the details here as a directory snapshot and confirm anything time-sensitive with the practice.
Frequently asked questions
How do I book an appointment with ALAN LIPSCHITZ?
Appointments are arranged by the practice itself — call 610-787-3384 and confirm the details rather than relying on the listing.
Where is ALAN LIPSCHITZ located?
The directory places the practice at 2301 Renaissance Blvd Rn0320, King Of Prussia, Pennsylvania 19406, the United States. Treat the marker as a city-center guide rather than a precise location. Ask for directions when you call, particularly if the practice is part of a larger site.