Chang Morris MD

I knew I was suffering from obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), but put off doing anything about it in part due to concern about the expense. Googling led me to read that a sleep study — required to investigate the condition — can run $ 5000.
I first investigated Pacmed; their promoting their sleep studies as using a luxury downtown hotel heightened my concern that this procedure would be a high-​margin procedure used to milk me and/​or my insurance coverage.
My primary care physician referred me to Dr. Chang. He efficiently and inexpensively confirmed my concern via a single office visit, followed immediately by a sleep study conducted right in his Burien office suite.
Total billed costs:
Office visit: $ 325
Lab work: $ 398
Sleep study: $ 2800
Spendy, but not as high as I’d feared.
Anyone out there who suspects they are suffering from a sleep disorder has probably determined through Google that these rates are reasonable.