AAIRS Clinic & Troy Sleep Center
Sleep Medicine, Allergy & Respiratory Specialists
Troy, Sterling Heights & Macomb, Michigan
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A sleep-first multi-specialty practice serving adult and pediatric patients across Oakland and Macomb counties, with AASM-accredited diagnostics and Inspire-recognized treatment options.
The Sleep Center
AAIRS Clinic & Troy Sleep Center operates dedicated sleep laboratories in Troy and Sterling Heights, performing in-lab polysomnography for both adult and pediatric patients. The labs are accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, and all studies are interpreted by board-certified sleep medicine physicians on staff. That matters more than it sounds — interpretation drives the diagnosis, and the diagnosis drives every treatment decision that follows, so the practice keeps that work inside the building rather than outsourcing it.
The Troy lab serves as the primary sleep center for the practice, with the Sterling Heights location extending capacity for patients on the Macomb side of the region. Both labs are equipped to evaluate obstructive sleep apnea, central sleep apnea, narcolepsy, REM behavior disorder, periodic limb movement disorder, and the broader range of sleep-disordered breathing patterns the team sees in clinic. Adults concerned about snoring, witnessed pauses, or daytime fatigue can begin the workup at the contact page; pediatric referrals follow a separate intake path described in the pediatric section below.
Home Sleep Testing
For many adult patients with uncomplicated suspected obstructive sleep apnea, an in-lab study isn't the right first step — a home sleep apnea test gives a faster, lower-cost, more comfortable path to diagnosis. AAIRS Clinic offers home testing devices that patients can either pick up directly from the practice or receive shipped to their home, with instructions for setup and a single overnight recording.
The same physicians who interpret in-lab studies interpret home tests, so the workup doesn't get handed off to a separate reading service. For patients where home testing isn't appropriate — high cardiopulmonary risk, suspected central apnea, complex movement disorders, or pediatric cases — the team transitions to in-lab evaluation without restarting the diagnostic process. Telemedicine consults are available for follow-ups and for patients in outlying areas of Oakland and Macomb counties; the trade-offs between home and lab testing are covered in detail in a separate guide.
Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
AAIRS Clinic is not solely a sleep practice — the same physicians who evaluate sleep-disordered breathing also evaluate the asthma, allergic rhinitis, sinus disease, food and environmental allergies, and immune deficiencies that overlap with it. That overlap is not a footnote: a patient with poorly controlled allergies and chronic nasal obstruction often presents with snoring and daytime fatigue, and the workup that gets the best result is one that addresses both ends at the same time rather than alternately.
On-site testing includes skin prick allergy panels, in vitro allergen-specific IgE testing, pulmonary function testing, and immunology workups for recurrent infection or atypical allergic patterns. The clinic accepts most major insurance plans and coordinates directly with local durable medical equipment companies, ENT specialists, and dentists for patients whose treatment plans cross multiple disciplines.
Recognition & Accreditation
The sleep lab at AAIRS Clinic & Troy Sleep Center holds full accreditation from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, the field's primary credentialing body. Accreditation is not a one-time check — it requires ongoing demonstration of staffing, equipment, recording quality, scoring practice, physician credentials, patient safety procedures, and documentation, with periodic re-review. For families weighing where to send a relative for a sleep study, AASM accreditation is the single most useful external indicator that the lab meets the standards the rest of the field has agreed on.
Beyond AASM accreditation, the practice has been designated an Inspire Center of Excellence in recognition of its experience with upper-airway stimulation therapy for moderate-to-severe obstructive sleep apnea in patients who haven't tolerated CPAP. Clinicians at AAIRS Clinic have also been named to the Hour Detroit Top Docs list over multiple years — recognition from a peer-nominated regional process that reflects how the practice is regarded within the local medical community.
How the Team Coordinates Care
The pattern AAIRS Clinic sees in patient after patient is overlap: snoring with allergic rhinitis, asthma with poor sleep, recurrent sinus infections in an immune-deficient adult, a child whose attention problems trace back to undiagnosed sleep-disordered breathing. The practice exists in its current form because evaluating those overlaps in one place — same physicians, same chart, same scheduling — works better than referring each piece to a different office and hoping the picture assembles itself.
Pediatric care is part of that model. AAIRS Clinic evaluates children for sleep-disordered breathing, allergy, and asthma in coordination with pediatricians and ENT colleagues, and the team has written separately about when a pediatric sleep evaluation is warranted and what parents can expect. For adult patients exploring treatment options beyond CPAP, the practice's overview of Inspire therapy and other CPAP alternatives covers the candidate criteria and the workup involved. The full clinical profile of the practice is also represented on the main AAIRS Clinic website.