SCOTT SHERRON
Sleep Medicine in Houston, Texas (United States). Listing compiled from public sources — verify contact details and availability with the practice.
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About SCOTT SHERRON
SCOTT SHERRON is listed in this directory as a sleep medicine practice in Houston, Texas, the United States. The record gives the practice address as 6624 Fannin St Ste 1995. The ZIP code field reads 77030.
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Check whether self-referral is accepted or whether a GP referral is needed before booking. Confirm how payment works — up front, on the day, or billed afterwards — and whether insurance plans can be billed directly. Ask what kind of sleep study is offered, where it takes place, and whether you sleep there overnight. If telehealth is offered, ask which parts of the assessment can be done remotely and which need a visit. Confirm the cancellation policy, since missed-appointment fees differ between clinics. If you need an interpreter, ask whether one can be arranged for the appointment. Ask who reviews the study results and when you will be told what they show. Confirm fees, availability and location directly with the practice, as directory listings are not updated in real time.
Frequently asked questions
How do I book an appointment with SCOTT SHERRON?
Book by phoning 713-800-9026; the practice arranges its own appointments and can confirm availability, fees and what to bring.
Where is SCOTT SHERRON located?
The practice is listed at 6624 Fannin St Ste 1995, Houston, Texas 77030, the United States. This is a city-center pin rather than the exact building. Directions should be confirmed with the practice, as directory data can lag behind a move.